Part A: Dehydration of a CompoundMass of clean, dry small crucible13.249 gMass of Crucible + unkown copper chloride14.288 gMass of Crucible with dehydrated sample14.056 gPart B: Exchange ReactionMass of Zinc0.583 gMass of dry Zinc0 229 gPart C: Cleaning the CopperMass of watch glass46.075 gMass of copper + watch glass46.454 g 1. From the mass of hydrated sample that you started with, calculate the mass of waterin your sample2. Determine the mass of chloride in your sample3. Determine the empirical formula of the hydrated copper chloride by first determiningthe moles of each component (water, copper, and chloride).

Answer: Empirical formula of a compound is the formula in which atoms are represented in their…

Part A: Dehydration of a Compound Mass of clean, dry small crucible 13.249 g Mass of Crucible + unkown copper chloride 14.288 g Mass of Crucible with dehydrated sample 14.056 g Part B: Exchange Reaction Mass of Zinc 0.583 g Mass of dry Zinc 0 229 g Part C: Cleaning the Copper Mass of watch glass 46.075 g Mass of copper + watch glass 46.454 g

Part A: Dehydration of a Compound Mass of clean, dry small crucible 13.249 g Mass of Crucible + unkown copper chloride 14.288 g Mass of Crucible with dehydrated sample 14.056 g Part B: Exchange Reaction Mass of Zinc 0.583 g Mass of dry Zinc 0 229 g Part C: Cleaning the Copper Mass of watch glass 46.075 g Mass of copper + watch glass 46.454 g

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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