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Is anyone good at chemistry???

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me me me!!!!!!!!! :D

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really...?

 

Okay, i did a lab on mass and mole relationships in a chemical reaction and have to fid the percent error.

 

We used NaCl and NaHCO_3

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?

 

The theoretical molee ratio is 1:1

 

and i got the experimental to be .37 mol NACl and .38 mol NaHCO_3

what about the theoric? :stunned:

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i got 1:1 ratio.....for the equation NaHCo_3+HCl(aq) >>NaCl+Co_2+H_2_O

 

 

and the simplest whole number ratio that i got for .37 and .38 is 1:1 but then that means that my percent error is o%

why there's no oxygen in the left part of the equation :stunned:

have you the molair masse(don't know how it is call in english)

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for NaHCo_3 it is 83.996

and for NaCl it is 58.433

so for NaHCO_3 and hcl

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hcl..u don't need the mass cuz u are finding the ratio between NaHCO_3 and NCl

do you got the masse?

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it would help u that i had 3.1 g of NaHCO_3 and 2.2 g of NCl

do you they ask nomber of mole?

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yes and then you find the simplest whole number ratio between them.

do you know how to find it?

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you divide the number of grams by molar mass to get the number of moles

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i think i got the answer...thanks for helping me Lea :)

and what does it give?

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