So fill in: 2.2.
(2) Let the mass of hydrogen chloride in hydrochloric acid be X and the mass of calcium carbonate in calcium tablets be Y,
CaCO3+2HCl═CaCl2+H2O+CO2↑,
10073? Forty-four
x y? 2.2g
100x=73y=442.2g,
x=5g,y=3.65g,
The mass fraction of solute in the dilute hydrochloric acid used is: 3.65g 40.0g×100% = 9.1%,
Answer: The mass fraction of solute in dilute hydrochloric acid used is 9. 1%.
(3) The mass of calcium carbonate in each calcium tablet is 5g÷4= 1.25g,
Through calculation, it is known that the content of calcium carbonate per tablet is > 1.24 g, and the label of this calcium tablet is true.
(4) The mass fraction of calcium in this calcium tablet is:1.25G2.5g×100% = 50%,
A: The mass fraction of calcium in this calcium tablet is 50%.