A certain compound has the molecular formula X4O6.If 10.0g of compound contains 6.06g of X,the atomic mass of X is
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Mass of the Compound (X₄O₆) = 10 g.
Mass of the Element X in the Compound = 6.06 g.
Let the Atomic Mass of the Element X be a.
∴ Mass of X in the compound = 4a.
∴ Molecular Mass of the Compound = a × 4 + 16 × 6
= 4a + 96
Now,
Mass of X/Mass of the compound = At. Mass of the X/Mol. Mass of the Compound.
⇒ 6.06/10 = 4a/(4a + 96)
⇒ 6.06/10 = 4a/4(a + 24)
⇒ 0.606 = a/(a + 24)
⇒ 0.606(a + 24) = a
⇒ 0.606a + 14.544 = a
⇒ a - 0.606a = 14.544
⇒ 0.394a = 14.544
⇒ a = 14.544/0.394
∴ a = 36.9
∴ a ≈ 37 a.m.u.
Hence, the Atomic Mass of the Element X is 37 a.m.u.
Hope it helps.
Mass of the Compound (X₄O₆) = 10 g.
Mass of the Element X in the Compound = 6.06 g.
Let the Atomic Mass of the Element X be a.
∴ Mass of X in the compound = 4a.
∴ Molecular Mass of the Compound = a × 4 + 16 × 6
= 4a + 96
Now,
Mass of X/Mass of the compound = At. Mass of the X/Mol. Mass of the Compound.
⇒ 6.06/10 = 4a/(4a + 96)
⇒ 6.06/10 = 4a/4(a + 24)
⇒ 0.606 = a/(a + 24)
⇒ 0.606(a + 24) = a
⇒ 0.606a + 14.544 = a
⇒ a - 0.606a = 14.544
⇒ 0.394a = 14.544
⇒ a = 14.544/0.394
∴ a = 36.9
∴ a ≈ 37 a.m.u.
Hence, the Atomic Mass of the Element X is 37 a.m.u.
Hope it helps.
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Answer:
37 Amu
Explanation:
Mass of the Compound (X₄O₆) = 10 g.
Mass of the Element X in the Compound = 6.06 g.
Let the Atomic Mass of the Element X be a.
∴ Mass of X in the compound = 4a.
∴ Molecular Mass of the Compound = a × 4 + 16 × 6
= 4a + 96
Now,
Mass of X/Mass of the compound = At. Mass of the X/Mol. Mass of the Compound.
⇒ 6.06/10 = 4a/(4a + 96)
⇒ 6.06/10 = 4a/4(a + 24)
⇒ 0.606 = a/(a + 24)
⇒ 0.606(a + 24) = a
⇒ 0.606a + 14.544 = a
⇒ a - 0.606a = 14.544
⇒ 0.394a = 14.544
⇒ a = 14.544/0.394
∴ a = 36.9
∴ a ≈ 37 a.m.u.
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