From this data, what empirical formula of magnesium oxide. in your repori)350079Mass of crucible, cover and magnesium before heatingObsevations after adding water to the crucible (after heating and reacting the magnesium):Mass of the crucible, cover and magnesium oxideMassDifference from previous35. l022g35.556.After 1* heatingO.000 0After 2nd heatingAfter 3rd heating (if necessary)After 4 heating (if necessary)(use the final value in your report) Mass of the crucible and coverMass34.78116a34,귀05034.76.58.After 1 heatingAfter 2nd heatingAfter 3rd heating (if necessary)After 4th heating (if necessary)(use the final value in your report)

Mass of oxygen added = 35.1556 - 35.0079 g Mass of Oxygen = 0.1477 g Moles of oxygen = mass / molar…

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From this data, what empirical formula of magnesium oxide.

in your repori)
350079
Mass of crucible, cover and magnesium before heating
Obsevations after adding water to the crucible (after heating and reacting the magnesium):
Mass of the crucible, cover and magnesium oxide
Mass
Difference from previous
35. l022g
35.556.
After 1* heating
O.000 0
After 2nd heating
After 3rd heating (if necessary)
After 4 heating (if necessary)
(use the final value in your report)

Mass of the crucible and cover
Mass
34.78116a
34,귀050
34.76.58.
After 1 heating
After 2nd heating
After 3rd heating (if necessary)
After 4th heating (if necessary)
(use the final value in your report)

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