2 moles of zinc reacts with a cupric chloride solution containing 6.023×10²² formula units of CuCl2 calculate the moles of copper obtained
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✭ Two moles of zinc reacts with a cupric chloride solution
✭ It contains 6.023×10²² formula units of CuCl_2
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◈ The moles of copper obtained?
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So here the chemical equation would be,
We may observe that,
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Which means here we may have to find if 2 moles of Zinc reacts with 1 mole or in other words 6.022×10²² particles of CuCl_2 then the number of moles that Cu forms will be,
As per Avogadro 1 mole consists of 6.023×10²³ formula units
Then we know that the number of moles that are present in 6.022×10²² formula units of CuCl_2 will be,
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As per the reaction we saw that,
- 1 mole of Zinc = 1 mole of Zn Cl2
- 1 mole of CuCl2 = 1 mole of Cu
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☆ Here it was a Displacement Reaction
☆ In a Displacement Reaction a highly reactive element replaces a low reactive element
☆ It can be represented as A + BC ➝ AC + B
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Answer:
Explanation:
So here the chemical equation would be,
We may observe that,
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Which means here we may have to find if 2 moles of Zinc reacts with 1 mole or in other words 6.022×10²² particles of CuCl_2 then the number of moles that Cu forms will be,
As per Avogadro 1 mole consists of 6.023×10²³ formula units
Then we know that the number of moles that are present in 6.022×10²² formula units of CuCl_2 will be,
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«« Cancel 6.022 »»
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As per the reaction we saw that,
1 mole of Zinc = 1 mole of Zn Cl2
1 mole of CuCl2 = 1 mole of Cu
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☯
☆ Here it was a Displacement Reaction
☆ In a Displacement Reaction a highly reactive element replaces a low reactive element
☆ It can be represented as A + BC ➝ AC + B