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Using a spatula and a balance, measure 2.50 g copper(II) chloride (CuCl₂). You may need to add
and subtract to get exactly 2.50 g.

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Using A Spatula And A Balance Measure 250 G CopperII Chloride CuCl You May Need To Add And Subtract To Get Exactly 250 G Someone Help I Dont Get This class=

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The mass of the solid is measured using a balance on and a filter paper.

 How do you measure a solid?

Measurement is very important in the chemistry laboratory. It is often important to measure the mass of a solid which could be used to prepare a solution.

In such cases, a filter paper is placed on the balance and the mass of the paper is measured. The solid is now placed on the paper until the value reads the sum of the masses of the paper and the solid to be measured.

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