Chemistry, asked by vinod6683, 9 months ago

1.84 g of mixture of CaCO3 and MgCo3 is strongly heated tills further loss in mass takes places. Residue found to weigh 0.96g. Calculate % of each component of mixture.

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Answered by nagathegenius
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Answer:

TRICK IS MORE WEIGHTING COMPOUND IS TAKEN AS X IN REACTANT AND LESS WEIGHTING COMPOUND IS TAKEN Y IN PRODUCT

Explanation:

WHN CACO3 AND MGCO3 ARE HEATED THEY FORM OXIDES AND RELEASE CO2

SO CACO3+MGCO3=MGO+CAO+2CO2 IS EVOLVED

AND LET WEIGHT OF CACO3=X

WEIGHT OF MGCO3 = 1.84-X

WEIGHT OF CAO=0.96-Y

WEIGHT OF MGO = Y

APPLYING POAC FOR CA

MOLES OF CACO3 = MOLES OF CAO

X/100=0.96-Y/56

56X=96-100Y

56X+100Y=96

APPLYING POAC FOR MG

MOLES OF MGCO3 = MOLES OF MGO

1.84-X /84 = Y/40

73.6-40X=84Y

40X+84Y=73.6

ON SOLVING Y=0.4

AND X = 1

WEIGHT OF CACO3 = 1

WEIGHT OF MGCO3  = 0.84

PERCENTAGE  COMPOSITION OF CACO3  = 100/1.84=54.34

PERCENTAGE COMPOSITION OF MGCO3 = 84/1.84=45.65

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