Experiment 4 Determination of the Composition of A Compound.

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Experiment 4 Determination of the Composition of A Compound

A reaction between magnesium and oxygen will be carried out and the percentage composition of the product (MgO) will be determined Purpose and Goals

1. Equations for Mg combustion in air Mg + O 2  MgO Mg + N 2  Mg 3 N 2

To convert Mg 3 N 2 to MgO Mg 3 N 2 Mg(OH) 2 MgO H2OH2O Heating

Do not wash the crucible and lid when you obtain them. Also, do not scrape the inside of the crucible. Always use the crucible tongs to hold the crucible. Use the last weight for your calculation, not the average of the 1st, 2nd and/or 3rd heatings. Wear the safety goggles. 2. Reminders

3. Experimental Procedure Experimental Set-up for Heating Magnesium

1. Heat the empty crucible + lid (gently 3 min, strongly 5 min, cool and weigh) record weight of crucible + lid1st____g 2nd____g 3rd____g until the difference is <0.002 g 2. Weight of crucible + lid + Mg _____g (Mg 0.4~0.6g, generally 3-4 ribbons are needed) Experimental Procedure

3. Heat the crucible. Use the tongs to hold the lid above the crucible. At the instant the Mg ignites, cover the crucible with the lid quickly. 4. After a brief period, raise the lid and allow the Mg to burn again. Replace the lid at once. 5. Repeat the above step until the contents in the crucible no longer burn. Experimental Procedure

6. Heat the crucible strongly for 5~10 min with a small opening between the crucible and lid. Let them cool to room temperature. 7. Add 10 drops of distilled water to the crucible. (to convert Mg 3 N 2 to Mg(OH) 2 ) 8. Reheat the crucible and cover gently at first and then strongly for 5~10min. ( to convert Mg(OH) 2 to MgO) Experimental Procedure

9. After cooling and weighing, record the mass of crucible, lid and MgO 10. Repeat 8-9, record the mass after the 2 nd heating 11. Compare the mass of 2nd heating with that of 1st heating. Make sure you get the constant weight. (difference < 0.002g) Experimental Procedure

4. Calculations Weight of MgO = W crucible+lid+MgO - W crucible+lid Weight of Mg = W crucible+lid+Mg - W crucible+lid Weight of oxygen = W MgO -W Mg

% of oxygen = W oxygen / W MgO * 100% % of magnesium = W Mg / W MgO * 100% Calculations (Con.)

% of oxygen calculated from MgO = AW oxygen / MW MgO *100% % error =(experimental value- calculated value) / calculated value *100% **AW=atomic weight MW=molecular weight Calculations (Con.)