QUESTION 6 The following Data was collecting during Part B of the analysis of KCIO3 lab. Mass of test tube and catalyst............ Mass of test tube, catalyst and unknown.... Mass of test tube, catalyst and residue (after heating and cooling................….... ..24.779 g Based on this data, what is the % of KCIO3 that must have been in the unknown mixture? 59.39% .23.546 g .25.146 g

QUESTION 6 The following Data was collecting during Part B of the analysis of KCIO3 lab. Mass of test tube and catalyst............ Mass of test tube, catalyst and unknown.... Mass of test tube, catalyst and residue (after heating and cooling................….... ..24.779 g Based on this data, what is the % of KCIO3 that must have been in the unknown mixture? 59.39% .23.546 g .25.146 g

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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