16 gram of unknown gas occupies 5.6litres at stp, then calculate vapour density of that gas
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The vapor density of unknown gas is equal to 32.
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The relation for vapor density is : molecular mass of a gas is twice of the vapor density of that gas.
Molecular mass = 2× vapor density
vapor density of gas = (Molecular mass)/2
Given at STP, 5.6L of gas has mass = 16g
1 liter of gas has mass
22.4L of gas has mass
22.4 L of gas has molecular mass
Therefore the vapor density of that gas
Therefore, at STP vapor density of gas will be equal to 32.
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