Question

4. Suppose in the first part of the experiment you did not heat strong enough to
decompose the potassium chlorate, how would this affect your result?​

Answer 1

when you strongly heat the potassium chlorate it leaves oxygen if you'll not heat it strongly to decompose it the oxygen would not release and the compound will remain thermally unstable.

Answer 2

Heating of Potassium Chlorate results into decomposition of Potassium Chloride and Oxygen gas.

When KClO₃ is heated strongly, it breaks down, releasing oxygen gas and leaving behind a thermally stable (i.e., heat-insensitive) solid residue of an ionic potassium compound.

If enough heat is not provided to potassium chlorate then it will not decompose into its substituent products and also some of the potassium chloride product splattered out of the crucible during the heating process.

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