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I have a mystery alkali carbonate. I need to react it with sulfuric acid. When this occurs I know the products are carbon dioxide, water, ions of the mystery metal in solution and ions of sulfate in the solution. My question is how do I find the percent mass of the carbonate in the reactant if I cannot capture and measure the volume of the carbon dioxide product? I know I need to identify the alkali metal but I do not know how? Any suggestions?
gaylateacher
I have a mystery alkali carbonate. I need to react it with sulfuric acid. When this occurs I know the products are carbon dioxide, water, ions of the mystery metal in solution and ions of sulfate in the solution. My question is how do I find the percent mass of the carbonate in the reactant if I cannot capture and measure the volume of the carbon dioxide product? I know I need to identify the alkali metal but I do not know how? Any suggestions?
gaylateacher