00:01
The total mass of the penny is 2 .482 grams, but of that total mass, only 97 % is made up of zinc.
00:11
So what i'm going to do first is multiply, not by 97, but by the fraction 0 .97, to find out how much of the total mass is equal to zinc.
00:23
2 .482 times 0 .97 is equal to 2 .482 .7 is equal to 2 .482.
00:30
Sorry, i got to check.
00:32
My numbers.
00:35
Yeah, checking my numbers, i don't have my percentage quite right, is 97 .5%.
00:39
So this is equal to 2 .41, and i'm going to carry a few decimal extras over, and you'll see why at the end.
00:48
So i have this many grams of just zinc.
00:51
So this is the percentage of zinc.
00:54
That's how much zinc i'm working with.
00:56
That means that when i come down here and work on my reaction, i have 2 .41995 grams of zinc.
01:04
To find the molarity of the zinc nitrate, i'm going to divide by the molar mass of zinc, which is 65 .38 grams of zinc and every one mole of zinc.
01:17
I got that number straight from the periodic table.
01:21
Dividing these two gives me 0 .0...