metal to form the product, calcium oxide: calcium(s) + oxygen(g) ---> calcium oxide(s) Conduct a data analysis: mass of an empty crucible: 38.500 g mass of crucible + calcium metal : 38.750 g After the combustion reaction mass of crucible + product: 38.850 A) Find the mass of a sample of calcium metal used in this reaction: ________ g Ca B) Find the mass of the product that forms in this reaction: _______ g product (= calcium oxide) C) Determine the empirical formula of the product, calcium oxide.

metal to form the product, calcium oxide: calcium(s) + oxygen(g) ---> calcium oxide(s) Conduct a data analysis: mass of an empty crucible: 38.500 g mass of crucible + calcium metal : 38.750 g After the combustion reaction mass of crucible + product: 38.850 A) Find the mass of a sample of calcium metal used in this reaction: __ g Ca B) Find the mass of the product that forms in this reaction: _ g product (= calcium oxide) C) Determine the empirical formula of the product, calcium oxide.

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Chapter74: Measurement Of Volume And Weight

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