Cr in an ore exists as Cr203, and is converted quantitatively to BaCrO4 (253.33 g/mol). Calculate the Cr content as % (w/w) Cr203 (151.99 g/mol), if a 0.8000 g ore sample yields 0.4030 g BaCrO4. O 30.22% (w/w) O 29.99% (w/w) O 60.45% (w/w) O 15.11% (w/w)

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Cr in an ore exists as Cr203, and is converted quantitatively to BaCrO4 (253.33 g/mol). Calculate the Cr content as % (w/w) Cr203 (151.99
g/mol), if a 0.8000 g ore sample yields 0.4030 g BaCrO4.
O 30.22% (w/w)
O 29.99% (w/w)
O 60.45% (w/w)
O 15.11% (w/w)
Transcribed Image Text:Cr in an ore exists as Cr203, and is converted quantitatively to BaCrO4 (253.33 g/mol). Calculate the Cr content as % (w/w) Cr203 (151.99 g/mol), if a 0.8000 g ore sample yields 0.4030 g BaCrO4. O 30.22% (w/w) O 29.99% (w/w) O 60.45% (w/w) O 15.11% (w/w)
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