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Five grams of KCIO(3) yield 3.041 g of K...

Five grams of `KCIO_(3)` yield `3.041 g` of `KCI` and `1.36 L` of oxygen at standard temperature and pressure. Show that these figures support the law of conservation of mass within limits of `+- 0.4 %` error.

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To demonstrate that the figures support the law of conservation of mass within the specified limits, we will follow these steps: ### Step 1: Identify the Given Data - Mass of `KClO3` (reactant) = 5 g - Mass of `KCl` (product) = 3.041 g - Volume of `O2` (product) = 1.36 L ### Step 2: Calculate the Mass of Oxygen Produced ...
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