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Q1.10 mL of a gaseous hydrocarbon is exploded with 100 mL of oxygen. The residual gas on cooling is found to measure 95 mL of which 20 mL is absorbed by caustic soda and the remainder by alkaline pyrogallol. The formula of the hydrocarbon is
Solution
(d) C_x H_y+ (x+y/4) O_2→xCO_2+y/2 H_2 O 1 mL (x+y/4)mL x mL y/2 ml 10 mL 10(x+y/4)mL 10 x mL Volume absorbed by KOH = Volume of CO_2 Volume of CO_2=20 mL ∴10 x=20 x = 2 mL=2 mol Volume obsorbed by alkaline pyrogallol = volume of O_2 = 95-20 = 75 mL Excess of O_2=75 mL Total O_2=100 mL Volume of O_2reacted =100-75=25 mL ∴10(x+y/4)=25 ml ∴y=2 Formula of hydrocarbon =C_2 H_2
(d) C_x H_y+ (x+y/4) O_2→xCO_2+y/2 H_2 O 1 mL (x+y/4)mL x mL y/2 ml 10 mL 10(x+y/4)mL 10 x mL Volume absorbed by KOH = Volume of CO_2 Volume of CO_2=20 mL ∴10 x=20 x = 2 mL=2 mol Volume obsorbed by alkaline pyrogallol = volume of O_2 = 95-20 = 75 mL Excess of O_2=75 mL Total O_2=100 mL Volume of O_2reacted =100-75=25 mL ∴10(x+y/4)=25 ml ∴y=2 Formula of hydrocarbon =C_2 H_2
Solution
(b) 0.018 mL=0.018 g (density of water=1g/mL) =0.018/18=0.001 mol =6.02×10^20 molecules
(b) 0.018 mL=0.018 g (density of water=1g/mL) =0.018/18=0.001 mol =6.02×10^20 molecules
Q5.Per cent yield of NH_3 in the following reaction is 80%
NH_2 CONH_2+2NaOH □(→┴( ∆ ) ) Na_2 CO_3+2NH_3 6 g NH_2 CONH_2 reacts with 8 g NaOH to form NH_3
Solution
(b) NH_2 CONH_2+2NaOH→2NH_3 60g 80 g 2×17=34 g 6 g 8 g 3.4 g If yield is 100% NH_3 formed=3.4 g If yield is 80% NH_3 formed=3.4×80/100=2.72 g
(b) NH_2 CONH_2+2NaOH→2NH_3 60g 80 g 2×17=34 g 6 g 8 g 3.4 g If yield is 100% NH_3 formed=3.4 g If yield is 80% NH_3 formed=3.4×80/100=2.72 g
Q6. The weight of MnO_2 and the volume of HCl of specific gravity 1.2 g mL^(-1) and 4% nature by weight, needed to produce 1.78 L of Cl_2 at STP. The reaction involved is:
MnO_4+4HCl→MnCl_2+2H_2 O+Cl_2
Solution
(b) MnO_2+4HCl→MnCl_2+2H_2 O+Cl_2 Moles 0.08 4×0.8 1.78/22.4=0.08 =0.32 ⇒ W_(MnO_2 )=0.08×87 g =6.96 g ((10×4×1.2)/36.5)×V_L=0.32 ⇒V_L=0.24 L
(b) MnO_2+4HCl→MnCl_2+2H_2 O+Cl_2 Moles 0.08 4×0.8 1.78/22.4=0.08 =0.32 ⇒ W_(MnO_2 )=0.08×87 g =6.96 g ((10×4×1.2)/36.5)×V_L=0.32 ⇒V_L=0.24 L
Q7.0.1 g of metal combines with 46.6 mL of oxygen at STP. The equivalent weight of metal is
Solution
(a) 1 mol of O_2 = 4 eq. of O 22400 mL of O_2 = 4 eq. of O 46.6 mL of O_2=4/22400×46.6 = 0.00832 eq. Equivalent of metal = Equivalent of O Weight/Ew=0.00832 0.1/E=0.00832 ∴E=0.1/0.00832=12.0
(a) 1 mol of O_2 = 4 eq. of O 22400 mL of O_2 = 4 eq. of O 46.6 mL of O_2=4/22400×46.6 = 0.00832 eq. Equivalent of metal = Equivalent of O Weight/Ew=0.00832 0.1/E=0.00832 ∴E=0.1/0.00832=12.0
Q8.3.4 g sample H_2 O_2 solution containing x % H_2 O_2by weight requires xmL of a KMnO_4 solution for complete oxidation under acidic condition. The normality of KMnO_4 solution is
Solution
(b) 100 g H_2 O_2 sample solution contains x g of H_2 O_2 3.4 g of solution contains =x/100×3.4 Weight of H_2 O_2=(3.4 x)/100 Eq ofH_2 O_2=(3.4 x)/100×1/17 mEq of H_2 O_2=(3.4 x)/(100×17)×1000=34x/17=2x mEq of KMnO_4=x×N ∴x×N=2x N=2
(b) 100 g H_2 O_2 sample solution contains x g of H_2 O_2 3.4 g of solution contains =x/100×3.4 Weight of H_2 O_2=(3.4 x)/100 Eq ofH_2 O_2=(3.4 x)/100×1/17 mEq of H_2 O_2=(3.4 x)/(100×17)×1000=34x/17=2x mEq of KMnO_4=x×N ∴x×N=2x N=2
Q9.A spherical ball of radius 7 cm contains 56% iron. If density is 1.4 g/cm^3, number of moles of Fe present approximately is
Solution
(c) Mass/Volume=Density ∴Mass of spherical ball=V×d =4/3 Ï€r^3×d =4/3×22/7×(7)^3×1.4 =2012.27 g pure Fe content(56%)=2012.27×56/100 g=1126.87 g Thus, moles of Fe =20.12
(c) Mass/Volume=Density ∴Mass of spherical ball=V×d =4/3 Ï€r^3×d =4/3×22/7×(7)^3×1.4 =2012.27 g pure Fe content(56%)=2012.27×56/100 g=1126.87 g Thus, moles of Fe =20.12
Q10.Mass of one atom of an element is 6.64×10^(-23) g. This is equal to
Solution
(b) Mass of one atom =6.64×10^(-23) g Thus, atomic mass =6.64×10^(-23)×6.02×10^23=40
(b) Mass of one atom =6.64×10^(-23) g Thus, atomic mass =6.64×10^(-23)×6.02×10^23=40