Please show and describe all calculations. Thank you synthesis of Chloropentaamminecobalt(III)The equations of the preparation of [Co(NH3)5CI]CI2 are written:CoCl2 + NH4CI + NH3 + H2O2 → [Co(NH3)5CI]Cl2 + H2OFor experiment used:- 3g of ammonium chloride- In a fume hood, dissolve the weighted ammonium chloride in 10 mLconcentrated aqueous ammonia- adding 3.00 g finely divided CoCl2-6H2O- 7 mL of 30% hydrogen peroxide10 ml of conc. HCl- wash it three times with 30 mL diluted HCI (1:1).Note: I collected 2.774 grams of Chloropentaamminecobalt(III) at theend of this experiment.Experimental Calculations:1- Theoretical weight of the precipitate =Molecular weight of the product X Weight of the reacted substancegmMolecular weight of the reacted substanc2- Experimental weight of the precipitate = 2.774 gmExperimental weight of the precipitat3- Yield of the reaction =X100 =Theoretical weight of the precipitat4- Percentage weight of each element =Atomic eight of the elements X no of its atomX100 =Molecular weight of the comple

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- Theoretical weight of the precipitate Molecular weight of the product X Weight of the reacted substance gm Molecular weight of the reacted substanc - Experimental weight of the precipitate = 2.774 gm Experimental weight of the precipitat Theoretical weight of the precipitat -Yield of the reaction = X100 = -- Percentage weight of each element = Atomic eight of the elements X no of its atom X100 = Molecular weight of the comple

- Theoretical weight of the precipitate Molecular weight of the product X Weight of the reacted substance gm Molecular weight of the reacted substanc - Experimental weight of the precipitate = 2.774 gm Experimental weight of the precipitat Theoretical weight of the precipitat -Yield of the reaction = X100 = -- Percentage weight of each element = Atomic eight of the elements X no of its atom X100 = Molecular weight of the comple

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