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Be4O(C3H5O2)6
It would take 899 grams of this compound to produce 66.1 grams of Be.
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Calculating Unknown Compound Mass
Get Problem Answer | Get New Problem | Go Problem Menu BackgroundThe formula of a chemical compound is really a very compact code for the percent composition of the compound. Using the formula of a compound, the mass of the compound containing a given mass of an element can be calculated. Textbook Discussion: Section 5.8, page 123. See Also: Example X, page 126 and problem 44, page 150.
ProblemIn theory, the compound Be4O(C3H5O2)6 can be chemically decomposed so that all of the beryllium in the compound is isolated. What mass of this compound would need to be decomposed to produce 66.1 grams of beryllium? Atomic Masses: Be=9.01 O=16.0 C=12.0 H=1.00 amu
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