Jared B. answered 03/29/20
5+ yrs Experience: Math and Science Tutor
Calculate molar mass of the Carbonate. It is 100g/mol
if Ca is approx 40g/mol then its is 40 percent of the mass of the total compound. 40/100*100%=40%
use the decimal of that percent and multiply by the mass of the caco3 .4*1.33=.532g Ca
Percent Mass=(fraction / total)*100%= (.532g/2.05g)*100%=25.9%Ca