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Part B (Trial #1) Part C (Trial #2) Mass of empty evaporation dish 154.48 g 158.34 g Volume of sodium chloride solution added to evaporation 10.0 mL 10.0 mL dish Mass of evaporation dish containing sodium chloride crystals after 154.94 g 159.85 g evaporating the water and drying Determine the average molarity for these two trials.

Part B (Trial #1) Part C (Trial #2) Mass of empty evaporation dish 154.48 g 158.34 g Volume of sodium chloride solution added to evaporation 10.0 mL 10.0 mL dish Mass of evaporation dish containing sodium chloride crystals after 154.94 g 159.85 g evaporating the water and drying Determine the average molarity for these two trials.

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Part B (Trial #1)

Part C (Trial #2)

 

Mass of empty evaporation dish

 

 

154.48 g

 

158.34 g

Volume of sodium chloride solution added to evaporation dish

 

10.0 mL

 

10.0 mL

Mass of evaporation dish containing sodium

chloride crystals after

evaporating the water and

drying

 

 

154.94 g

 

 

159.85 g

Determine the average molarity for these two trials.

Part B (Trial #1) Part C (Trial #2) Mass of empty evaporation dish 154.48 g 158.34 g Volume of sodium chloride solution added to evaporation dish 10.0 mL 10.0 mL Mass of evaporation dish containing sodium chloride crystals after 154.94 g 159.85 g evaporating the water and drying Determine the average molarity for these two trials.
Transcribed Image Text:Part B (Trial #1) Part C (Trial #2) Mass of empty evaporation dish 154.48 g 158.34 g Volume of sodium chloride solution added to evaporation dish 10.0 mL 10.0 mL Mass of evaporation dish containing sodium chloride crystals after 154.94 g 159.85 g evaporating the water and drying Determine the average molarity for these two trials.
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