Question

Name 5. If Potential Reaction 3 on Page 1 was to occur, write its balanced chemical equation. NaHCO3 -> NaOH + CO2 6. Showing all intermediate steps, a) calculate the mass of solid sodium hydroxide that would form from 2.000g of baking soda if potential Reaction 3 was the actual reaction that occurred. b) What percent of the starting mass is this? 7. Determine the amount of solid product (residue) that you obtained from your experiment by subtracting the weight of the empty evaporating dish from the lowest weight that you obtained from your two or three post heating trials. 8. What percent of your original mass of sodium bicarbonate is this? 9. Which potential reaction actually took place? Why

          Name
5. If Potential Reaction 3 on Page 1 was to occur, write its balanced chemical equation.
NaHCO3 -> NaOH + CO2
6. Showing all intermediate steps,
a) calculate the mass of solid sodium hydroxide that would form from 2.000g of
baking soda if potential Reaction 3 was the actual reaction that occurred.
b) What percent of the starting mass is this?
7. Determine the amount of solid product (residue) that you obtained from your
experiment by subtracting the weight of the empty evaporating dish from the
lowest weight that you obtained from your two or three post heating trials.
8. What percent of your original mass of sodium bicarbonate is this?
9. Which potential reaction actually took place? Why

Name
5. If Potential Reaction 3 on Page 1 was to occur, write its balanced chemical equation.
NaHCO3 -> NaOH + CO2
6. Showing all intermediate steps,
a) calculate the mass of solid sodium hydroxide that would form from 2.000g of
baking soda if potential Reaction 3 was the actual reaction that occurred.
b) What percent of the starting mass is this?
7. Determine the amount of solid product (residue) that you obtained from your
experiment by subtracting the weight of the empty evaporating dish from the
lowest weight that you obtained from your two or three post heating trials.
8. What percent of your original mass of sodium bicarbonate is this?
9. Which potential reaction actually took place? Why

Added by Magdalena S.

Question

Please give Ace some feedback