See the attached photo CALCULATION PROBLEMSGravimetric ProblemsheatAI +MgAl,0, + MgOAIQFM 459.43MgQ:EM 312.61FM 101.96 FM 40.304A mixture of the 8-hydroxyquinoline complexes of Al and Mg weighed 1.084 3 g. When ignited ina furnace open to the air, the mixture decomposed, leaving a residue of Al,03 and MgO weighing0.134 4 g. Find the weight percent of Al(CgH&NO)3 in the original mixture. CALCULATION PROBLEMSGravimetric ProblemsH.ОНNi²+ + 2+ 2H+NОНH…Bis(dimethylglyoximate)nickel(II)FM 288.91DMGFM 116.12FM 58.69If 1.163 4 g of steel gives 0.179 5 g of precipitate, what percentage of Ni is in the steel?

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CALCULATION PROBLEMS Gravimetric Problems Mg heat, Al,0, + Mg0 AIQ FM 459.43 FM 31261 FM 101.96 FM 40.304 A mixture of the 8-hydroxyquinoline complexes of Al and Mg weighed 1.084 3 g. When ignited in a furnace open to the air, the mixture decomposed, leaving a residue of Al,O3 and MgO weighing 0.134 4 g. Find the weight percent of Al(C,H&NO)3 in the original mixture.

CALCULATION PROBLEMS Gravimetric Problems Mg heat, Al,0, + Mg0 AIQ FM 459.43 FM 31261 FM 101.96 FM 40.304 A mixture of the 8-hydroxyquinoline complexes of Al and Mg weighed 1.084 3 g. When ignited in a furnace open to the air, the mixture decomposed, leaving a residue of Al,O3 and MgO weighing 0.134 4 g. Find the weight percent of Al(C,H&NO)3 in the original mixture.

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