Execution of The Lab The crucible (the white porelain cup) that contains BaCl, 2H,0 sample is being heated by Bunsen burner. Thermal decomposition of the sample can be ensured by repeating the process of heating, cooling, and measuring the weight of the crucible, lid and product until a constant mass is obtained. The experiment data is listed below. Experiment Data Mass of BaCl, 2H,O: 1.4698 g Average mass of empty crucible and lid: 24.4040 g Mass of crucible, lid, and product: 25.6204 g, 25.6205 g, 25.6205 g Final mass of crucible, lid and product: Mass of product: _g QUESTION Using the data, you are to calculate the theoretical yields of the three reactions shown in the previous Question #1. Based on these results, what do you think the product of the thermal |decomposition? Is it BaCl,-H,O, BaCl,, BaO, or something else? For your answer, type in formula.

Execution of The Lab The crucible (the white porelain cup) that contains BaCl, 2H,0 sample is being heated by Bunsen burner. Thermal decomposition of the sample can be ensured by repeating the process of heating, cooling, and measuring the weight of the crucible, lid and product until a constant mass is obtained. The experiment data is listed below. Experiment Data Mass of BaCl, 2H,O: 1.4698 g Average mass of empty crucible and lid: 24.4040 g Mass of crucible, lid, and product: 25.6204 g, 25.6205 g, 25.6205 g Final mass of crucible, lid and product: Mass of product: _g QUESTION Using the data, you are to calculate the theoretical yields of the three reactions shown in the previous Question #1. Based on these results, what do you think the product of the thermal |decomposition? Is it BaCl,-H,O, BaCl,, BaO, or something else? For your answer, type in formula.

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