Chemistry, asked by samriddhisharma02122, 1 year ago

calculate the percentage loss of mass when sodium carbonate crystals are strongly heated

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Answered by PrimePalindrome

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Answer:

Explanation:

Chemical formula = Na2CO3.10H2O

%age loss in mass

= (10×18)/(23×2+12+16×3+10×18) × 100

= 180/(46+12+48+180)×100

= 180/286 ×100 = 62.93%

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