Math, asked by rockypranay0555, 7 months ago

22.0g of zinc carbonate was heated
vigorously to a constant mass at STP what
volume of carbon dioxide is produced at 800
mmHg and 30°C?(atomic weight of Zn is
65.5g)​

Answers

Answered by abhi178
0

It has given that, 22g of Zinc carbonate was heated vigorously to a constant mass at STP. pressure = 800 mm Hg and temperature = 30°

we have to find volume of carbon dioxide is produced.

solution : see chemical reaction,

ZnCO₃ (zinc carbonate) ⇒ZnO (zinc oxide) + CO₂ (carbon dioxide)

no of moles of Zinc carbonate = no of moles of Carbon dioxide

⇒22g/65.5 g/mol = no of moles of CO₂

⇒no of moles of CO₂ = 0.33587

now using formula, PV = nRT

here P = 800 mm Hg = 800/760 atm = 1.052 atm

T = 30° = 273 + 30 = 303 K

n = 0.33587 and R = 0.082 atm.L/mol/K

so, V = (0.33587 × 0.082 × 303)/(1.052)

= 7.9476 L ≈ 8 Litre

Therefore the volume of carbon dioxide is 8 Litre.

Answered by Anonymous
15

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

It has given that, 22g of Zinc carbonate was heated vigorously to a constant mass at STP. pressure = 800 mm Hg and temperature = 30°

we have to find volume of carbon dioxide is produced.

solution : see chemical reaction,

ZnCO₃ (zinc carbonate) ⇒ZnO (zinc oxide) + CO₂ (carbon dioxide)

no of moles of Zinc carbonate = no of moles of Carbon dioxide

⇒22g/65.5 g/mol = no of moles of CO₂

⇒no of moles of CO₂ = 0.33587

now using formula, PV = nRT

here P = 800 mm Hg = 800/760 atm = 1.052 atm

T = 30° = 273 + 30 = 303 K

n = 0.33587 and R = 0.082 atm.L/mol/K

so, V = (0.33587 × 0.082 × 303)/(1.052)

= 7.9476 L ≈ 8 Litre

Therefore the volume of carbon dioxide is 8 Litre.

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