Emma Cassity
Mr. Cabrera
Chemistry Period 5
15 February, 2015
Stoichiometry Lab Conclusion
Trial Experimental Mass of CaCO3 Percent Yield %
1 0.635 g 93.9 %
2 0.443 g 98.2 %
3 0.575 g 121.8 %
Level II
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1c. If I did not allow the calcium carbonate and filter to dry out completely overnight, I would …show more content…
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