Jack measured the mass of an empty evaporating dish and watch glass, and weighed approximately 0.5 g of an unknown solid into the evaporating dish. AMass of empty evaporating dish + watch glass65.362 gBMass of dish + watch glass + initial solid65.864 gCMass of dish + watch glass + carbonate65.705 gDMass of dish + watch glass + chloride65.716 gUse K2CO3 and the appropriate balanced chemical equation to calculate the theoretical yield (in grams) KCl in Jack's reaction. Include the appropriate number of significant figures.

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Jack measured the mass of an empty evaporating dish and watch glass, and weighed approximately 0.5 g of an unknown solid into the evaporating dish.

A	Mass of empty evaporating dish + watch glass	65.362 g
B	Mass of dish + watch glass + initial solid	65.864 g
C	Mass of dish + watch glass + carbonate	65.705 g
D	Mass of dish + watch glass + chloride	65.716 g

Use K₂CO₃and the appropriate balanced chemical equation to calculate the theoretical yield (in grams) KCl in Jack's reaction. Include the appropriate number of significant figure_s.

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