Questions: 4. What volume of 3.00M hydrochloric acid would you need to react entirely with a 4.25g piece of seashell that contained 87.0% calcium carbonate by mass?

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5. Excess hydrochloric acid may be present at the conclusion of the reaction. Take appropriate
precautions.
6. Hydrochloric acid is corrosive. External contact can cause severe burns. If contact does occur, wash
the area immediately with water for 15 minutes and notify your teacher. Contact with the eyes can
cause permanent damage. If contact with the eyes occurs, use the eyewash station for 15 minutes
and call an ambulance.
7. Always wear appropriate goggles and aprons when handling this acid.
8. After reviewing your procedure, the instructor will discuss any safety precautions that are specific
to your experiment.
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4. What volume of 3.00M hydrochloric acid would you need to react entirely with a 4.25g piece of
seashell that contained 87.0% calcium carbonate by mass?
5. Calcium carbonate decomposes upon heating. What are the products of the decomposition reaction?
6. Limestone is used in the construction of many buildings. Explain how acid rain affects limestone.
Report: Please submit your lab online in PDF format. Ensure your lab report contains the following
information: Title, Procedure, Data, Calculations, Conclusion, and answers to Questions. In the
conclusion, be sure to include which eggshell colour had more calcium carbonate, and indicate any
possible sources of error.
Transcribed Image Text:men Safety Information: 5. Excess hydrochloric acid may be present at the conclusion of the reaction. Take appropriate precautions. 6. Hydrochloric acid is corrosive. External contact can cause severe burns. If contact does occur, wash the area immediately with water for 15 minutes and notify your teacher. Contact with the eyes can cause permanent damage. If contact with the eyes occurs, use the eyewash station for 15 minutes and call an ambulance. 7. Always wear appropriate goggles and aprons when handling this acid. 8. After reviewing your procedure, the instructor will discuss any safety precautions that are specific to your experiment. Questions: 4. What volume of 3.00M hydrochloric acid would you need to react entirely with a 4.25g piece of seashell that contained 87.0% calcium carbonate by mass? 5. Calcium carbonate decomposes upon heating. What are the products of the decomposition reaction? 6. Limestone is used in the construction of many buildings. Explain how acid rain affects limestone. Report: Please submit your lab online in PDF format. Ensure your lab report contains the following information: Title, Procedure, Data, Calculations, Conclusion, and answers to Questions. In the conclusion, be sure to include which eggshell colour had more calcium carbonate, and indicate any possible sources of error.
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