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Two elements X (atomic mass = 50) and Y (atomic mass = 16) combine to give a
compound having 32% Y. The formula of the compound is
(A) X2Y3
(C) XY
(B) XY2
(D) X3Y4
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Answer:
(a) x2y2...........................
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Answer:
The answer is X2Y3
Explanation:
Given,
Atomic mass of X = 50
Atomic mass of Y = 16
Percentage mass of Y= 32%
Solution:
As we know, the total mass percentage = 100%
Therefore, Percentage mass of X =(100-32) =68%
Let us consider the mass of the compound to be 100 g.
So, mass of X= 68g
and mass of Y= 32 g
Now, no. of moles = (mass/atomic mass)
No. of moles of X= 68/50= 1.36
No.of moles of Y= 32/16= 2
So, simplest mole ratio ( moles/smallest no. of moles)
simplest mole ratio of X= 1.36/1.36=1
simplest mole ratio of Y = 2/1.36=1.5
So, for simplest whole number ratio , we multiply them by 2.
So, simplest whole number ratio of X=2
and simplest whole number ratio of Y =3
Therefore, their empirical formula of compound = X2Y3.
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