Chemistry, asked by champunag1972, 9 months ago

40% of nitric acid reacts with 4.11g of lead carbonate of 65% purity.Calculate:
1. weight of pure lead carbonate in 4.11g.
2. weight of pure nitric acid required to dissolve lead carbonate.
3. weight of 40% nitric acid required. ​

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Answered by satyam0982
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Answered by qwsuccess
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  1. Weight of pure lead carbonate is 2.6715 g.
  2. Weight of pure nitric acid required is 1.26 g.
  3. Weight of 40% nitric acid required is 3.15 g.

  • Weight of pure lead carbonate = 65×4.11/100 g.
  • Moles of lead carbonate = 2.6715/267.15 = 0.01 moles                                             ( Molar mass=267.15 g/mole)
  • Moles of nitric acid required = 2×0.01 = 0.02 moles
  • weight of pure nitric acid required = 0.02×63=1.26 g.
  • Weight of 40% nitric acid required = 1.26×100/40=3.15 g.
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