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Question 61

A student heated 5.00 g5.00\text{ g}5.00 g of zinc carbonate in a crucible to produce solid zinc oxide and carbon dioxide gas.

The reaction is:

zinc carbonate→zinc oxide+carbon dioxide \text{zinc carbonate} \rightarrow \text{zinc oxide} + \text{carbon dioxide} zinc carbonate→zinc oxide+carbon dioxide

The student weighed the crucible and its contents after each minute of heating. The results are shown in the table below:

Total heating time (minutes)Mass of crucible and contents (grams)
023.50
122.62
222.05
321.81
421.74
521.74
a.

Find the minimum heating time needed for all of the zinc carbonate to be completely decomposed.

[2]
b.

Calculate the total mass of carbon dioxide gas produced by decomposing the zinc carbonate.

[3]
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