Question

8.A vessel contains double the number of moles of hydrogen than oxygen.Due to a hole in the vessel one-fourth of the gaseous mixture is effused out. What is the ratio of the number of moles of hydro- gen and oxygen remaining in the vessel?​

Answer 1

(i) relation between number of moles of gases

(ii) relation between number of moles of gases effused and molecular weight

(iii) comparison of number of moles of H2andO2 effused

(iv) calculation of number of moles of H2andO2 left over

(v) 28:17

Answer 2

Answer:

(i) relation between number of moles of gases

(ii) relation between number of moles of gases effused and molecular weight

(iii) comparison of number of moles of H2andO2 effused

(iv) calculation of number of moles of H2andO2 left over

(v) 28:17

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