John and Eli do a reaction with the goal to prove the law os conservation of mass. In the reaction, they
place 50.00 g of acetic acid (CH3COOH) in a clean, dry ziploc bag and then add 5.00 g of baking soda
(NaHCO3). The products of the reaction include sodium acetate, carbon dioxide, and water.
In trial 1, Eli immediately seals the bag upon addition of the baking soda and waits until the bubbling
comes to a halt. John weighs the closed bag with all contents and records mass in the table. For trial 2,
John and Eli repeat the procedure but forgot to seal the bag. Their results are shown in the table below.
Mass of Empty Mass of Baking
Bag
Soda
Mass of
Vinegar
Mass of Bag
(Closed)
56.00 g
Mass of Bag
(Open)
Temperature
(°C)
Trial 1
1.00 g
25.0 °C
5.00 8
5.00 g
50.00 g
50.00 g
Trial 2
1.00 8
?
25.0 °C
1. Calculate the theoretical mass of the open bag.
2. Are atoms/mass conserved in each of the reactions?
3. Provide mathematical evidence to explain your reasoning that atoms/mass are/are not
conserved
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