Chemistry
Given a 10.0g sample of MgCO3*5H2O, what weight of anhydrous magnesium carbonate can be obtained after driving off the water? 84.3g?
Chemistry
Given a 10.0g sample of MgCO3*5H2O, what weight of anhydrous magnesium carbonate can be obtained after driving off the water? The GFM of the sample is 174.3amu. Now.. how do I go about finding the weight of the magnesium carbonate?
Chemistry
CaSO4.2H2O ==> CaSO4 + 2H2O moles CaSO4.2H2O = 15.00 g x (1 mole CaSO4.2H2O/172.172) = 0.08712 moles. moles CaSO4 = same. grams CaSO4 = moles CaSO4 x molar mass CaSO4 = ?? Wait,.. how do I know the moles CaSO4? do I do .08712* CaSO4's gfm?
chemistry
so then would i find the gfm of the CaSO4? and get 136.2 as my answer?
chemistry
if you heat 15.00g of the hydrate CaSO4*2H20, and drive off the water, what is the weight of the anhydrous salt remaining? How do I go about solving this?
Chemistry
calculate the percent water in CaSO4*2H20 20.9%?
Chemistry
Ah, yes. I reversed it Thank you!
Chemistry
on heating the hydrate CaSO4*2H2O, how many moles of water should be driven off per mole of hydrate? 1 mole?
Chemistry
34.48%, percentage water of hydrate, final answer?
physics
A race car accelerates from rest at 5.7m/s squared. how fast will it be going at the end of that time? i need the abc method...( a-all variables, unknown 1st...b-right formula and algebraically rearrange it..c- solve it0
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