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Using the data below The weight (mass) of the unknown sample (salt): Expt 1) 0.231 g;...

Using the data below

The weight (mass) of the unknown sample (salt): Expt 1) 0.231 g; Expt 2) 0.242 g; and Expt 3) 0.237 g.

The weights of the empty scintered glass crucible: Expt 1) 12.342 g; Expt 2) 12.482 g; Expt 3) 12.375 g

The weights of the scintered glass crucible and Precipitate: Expt 1) 12.501 g; Expt 2) 12.645 g; Expt 3) 12.527 g

  • Determine the mass of chloride in your unknown

  • Calculate the Percent Chloride content in the unknown sample

  • Calculate the Average Percent Chloride.

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