896 ml of a mixture of CO and CO2 weigh 1.28gms at NTP. Calculate the volume of CO2 in the mixture at NTP.
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# 0.01 mole of Co and 0.03 mole of Co2
Explanation :-
you can get the n° di mol of the mixture of Co and Co2 from the gases law where one mole occupy at NTP 22.4 L.
n = p.V/R.T = 1 atm × 0.896L/ 0.082. L×atm/mol ×k × 273k = 0
0.400 mol
X + Y = 0.40 and
X × 28 + y × 44 = 1.28 g
from the first equation you have X = 0.04 - Y and in 2nd
1.12 + ( 44-28 ) Y = 1.28
Y = ( 1.28 - 1.12 ) /16 = 0.01 mole of Co and than 0.03 of Co2 ....i hope it helps you
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# 0.01 mole of Co and 0.03 mole of Co2
Explanation :-
you can get the n° di mol of the mixture of Co and Co2 from the gases law where one mole occupy at NTP 22.4 L.
n = p.V/R.T = 1 atm × 0.896L/ 0.082. L×atm/mol ×k × 273k = 0
0.400 mol
X + Y = 0.40 and
X × 28 + y × 44 = 1.28 g
from the first equation you have X = 0.04 - Y and in 2nd
1.12 + ( 44-28 ) Y = 1.28
Y = ( 1.28 - 1.12 ) /16 = 0.01 mole of Co and than 0.03 of Co2 ....i hope it helps you
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