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Tin reacts with nitric acid in a crucible to form tin nitrate. Heating the product of this reaction generates nitrogen dioxide, a brown gas, and tin oxide. Given the following experimental results, what is the formula of the tin oxide formed?
Mass of crucible = 13.457 g
Mass of crucible + tin = 14.710 g
Mass of crucible after heating = 15.048 g
Tin reacts with nitric acid in a crucible to form tin nitrate. Heating the product of this reaction generates nitrogen dioxide, a brown gas, and tin oxide. Given the following experimental results, what is the formula of the tin oxide formed?
Mass of crucible = 13.457 g
Mass of crucible + tin = 14.710 g
Mass of crucible after heating = 15.048 g
Brian HingpitLv10
30 Oct 2020