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Magnesium Sulfate Lab Report
For this experiment me and my lab partner didn’t finish the experiment. We only end up to adding the magnesium sulfate. We added so much magnesium sulfate, and ended up drying the whole product without any liquid left. We were trying to do the procedure all over again but, we will ended up to not finishing the experiment still due to time constrain. I will try to explain the possibility what will happen up to the end of the experiment. After measuring the 10ml graduated cylinder, which is 27.27g and measure the graduated cylinder with t- butyl alcohol, which is 32.13g and finding the difference, which is 4.78g. Putting the hydrochloric acid and t- butyl alcohol together in the separatory funnel, mixing and swirling it and occasionally releasing
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