Stoichiometry: A Precipitation Reaction and Limiting Reagent Calculations Name: Lab Partners: Show the equations used fo
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Stoichiometry: A Precipitation Reaction and Limiting Reagent Calculations Name: Lab Partners: Show the equations used fo
11. Theoretical yield of Ca(10), based on CaCl₂ used Theoretical yield of Ca(103)2 based on Cacl2 used. CaCl2 + 2KIO3 -- 2KCI + Ca (103)2 1 mol of Ca (103)2 produced from 1 mol of Cacl2 Theoretical yield = 1/1 x 1.706g = 1.706g 12. Theoretical yield of Ca(103), based on KIO, used Theoretical yield of Ca(103)2 based on KIO3 used. 1 mol of Ca(103)2 produced from 2 mol of KIO3 Theoretical yield = 1/2 x 1.192g = 0.596g 13. Limiting reagent KIO3 14. Reagent in excess CaCl2 15. Percent yield of Ca(103)2 Actual yield/Theoretical yield x 100 = 0.706/0.596 x 100 = 118.5% 16. Mass of excess reactant (#14 above) that reacted 1.076g 17. Mass of excess reactant (#14 above) that remains unreacted 18. Theoretical yield of KCI based on limiting reagent mol of KCI producéd = mol of limiting reactant x molar ratio = 0.0056mol x [2mol KC1/2mol KIO3] = 0.0056mol Theoretical yield of KCI = mol x molar mass = 0.0056mol x 74.559g/mol = 0.417g 19. Mass of residue in beaker 2 127.723g 21. Moles of limiting reagent per mole of Ca(103) = 0.0056mol/0.0018mol = 3.11g Total mass of excess-mass of excess consumed Given total mass of excess=1.076g mol of excess consumed = mol of limiting reactantx molar ratio -0.0056mol KIO3 x [1mol Ca02/2mol K303) = 0.0028mal Mass of excess consumed-mol x molar mass= 0.0028mal x 110.989g/mol = 0.3107g mass of excees remain = 1.076-0.3107=0.765g 20. Sum of #17 plus #18 above 0.765g +0.417g = 1.182g
4. Which measurements should be equal to the answer in #20? Explain.