Gravimetric determination of Iron as Fe2O3
A sample containg iron can be analyzed by pre...
Chemistry, 18.02.2020 22:36, liddopiink1
Gravimetric determination of Iron as Fe2O3
A sample containg iron can be analyzed by precipitation of the hydrous oxide from basic solution, followed by ignition to Fe2O3:
Fe3+ + (2+x)H2O > FeOOH* xH2O(s) + 3H+
FeOOH * xH2O > Fe2O3 (s)
weigh three samples of unknown containg enough Fe to produce ~0.3g of Fe2O3
In my experiment,
unknow sample weight: 0.75g 0.80 0.70
Fe2O3 collected from unknow: 0.05g 0.04 g 0.03g
how do I calculate (1)% Fe in unknown sample
(2) average % Fe
(3)standard deviation
(4) relative standard deviation
determine (1) % Fe in unknown sample
(2)average % Fe
(3)standard deviation
(4)relative standard deviation
For gravimetric determination of Iron as Fe2O3, how do I calculate?
weighed sample of unknown containing Fe to produce ~0.3g of Fe2O3 (~0.6 - 1 g of unkonwn)
I got 0.75g from unknow sample.
I got 0.05g from Fe2O3 collected from unknow.
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