Lab 2 Empirical Formula MG Su21 (7 - Protected View Saved to this PCLayoutReferencesMailingsReviewViewHelpnternet can contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer lo stay in Protected View.Enable EditingDATAa) Mass of the empty evaporating dish: 117.892 gb) Mass of evaporating dish phus zinc metal: 119.952 gc) Mass of evaporating dish plus zinc chloride compound 122.107 gPost-Lab: CALCULATIONS (show your workd) Mass of zine present in the compounde) Moles of zine present in the compoundf) Mass of chlorine present m the compound%23f10$4&6.

Given that , Mass of empty evaporating dish = 117.892 g Mass of evaporating dish plus zinc metal =…

DATA a) Mass of the empty evaporating dish: 117.892 g b) Mass of evaporating dish plus zine metal: 119.952 g c) Mass of evaporating dish plus zinc chloride eompound 122.107 g Post-Lab: CALCULATIONS (show your work) d) Mass of zine present in the compound e) Moles of zine present in the compound f Mass of chlorine present în the compound

DATA a) Mass of the empty evaporating dish: 117.892 g b) Mass of evaporating dish plus zine metal: 119.952 g c) Mass of evaporating dish plus zinc chloride eompound 122.107 g Post-Lab: CALCULATIONS (show your work) d) Mass of zine present in the compound e) Moles of zine present in the compound f Mass of chlorine present în the compound

Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach

2nd Edition

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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