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Purpose: To produce a tin-oxygen product and to calculate the empirical formula of this product.
Materials: Evaporating dish, Glass stirring rod, Beaker, Ring stand and ring, Wire gauze, Bunsen burner, 1 gram of granulated tin, 2.5 mL nitric acid (concentrated)
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