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Lab Results: 1 gram of Copper Gluconate; Mass of Cu 0.2g; Mass of gluconate 0.4 g...

Lab Results: 1 gram of Copper Gluconate; Mass of Cu 0.2g; Mass of gluconate 0.4 g

1. Using your own lab results, show your calculations for your moles of copper produced. You must show all work to receive credit.

2. Using your own lab results, show your calculations for your moles of gluconate. You must show all work to receive credit.

3. Using your own lab results, determine the chemical formula of copper gluconate. You must show all work (not just the formula) to receive credit.

4. Using your own lab results, calculate the percent composition of copper and the percent composition of gluconate in the compound copper gluconate. Clearly label each ion (copper and gluconate) and the percentage. You must show all work (not just the formula) to receive credit.

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