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Question 127

A chemist investigates the thermal decomposition of a sample of sodium hydrogencarbonate, NaHCO3\text{NaHCO}_3NaHCO3​, in an open test tube. The chemist records the total mass of the test tube and its contents at two-minute intervals, obtaining the following data:

Time (minutes)024681012
Mass of tube and contents (g)45.3243.1541.5640.2139.1238.3537.78

Explain why it cannot be concluded from this dataset that the decomposition reaction has gone to completion.

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