Counting Atoms Lab Report

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Lab #2 Counting atoms Procedures Chemical Used Iron cube Packet of sugar Part A. “element #1’’: the penny 1.mass of pennie = 2.5 2.5 2. Mass of bag a = 103.081 103.081 3. Known bag = 40 4.The calculations came out very close with the decimal of .58 5. Unknow = 40.58 6. Unknown bag of pennies 82.8239 A bag B Bag 103.0891/2.5402g= 40.58g 82.8239g/2.5403= 32.60g I Part B “ Elements #2” : the Nickel 1.Mass of single nickel = 5.0020g 2.How much in kg 1500.6kg $15,000/ 1 * 20 nickels/$1 * 5.0020/ 1 nickel * 1kg/1000g = 1500.6kg
Part C “Compounds #1” : The Penny-Nickel 1.Mass of single penny-nickel = 9.9435g 2.-nickel molecules (Bag C) 151.6327g 3.Calculations of Bag (C) 15 Nickels Pennies 9.90/5.0020 = 1.979 3.84/2.5402 = 1.5114 1.5114/1.3091g = 1.1545 Part D “Compounds #2” : The Bean Rice Mass of 10 beans 1.9433 g Mass of 10 grains of rice 0.1689 g Using the bean to rice ratio from the bag. Calculate the average mass of one bean rice “molecule” 11 Mass of bean rice molecules in the bag (bag d) 7.6658 g Without counting the contents of the bag, calculate the number of bean rice molecules in the bag (bag d) 1 Part E. Converting from Mass to Moles for some common objects
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