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A mixture of an o2 and n2 o4 has a vapour density 38.3 at 300 kelvin

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

The vapor density of a gas is the density of that gas relative to that of hydrogen gas.

Therefore,

Vapor density = (density of NO2/N2O4 mixture)/ (density of H2 gas)

Vapor density = (mass of NO2/N2O4 mixture)/ (mass of H2 gas)

Vapor density = (molar mass of NO2/N2O4 mixture)/ (molar mass of H2 gas)

Vapor density = (molar mass of NO2/N2O4 mixture)/ 2

Molar mass of NO2/N2O4 mixture = Vapor density * 2

= 76.6 g mol^(-1)

Let the percentage of NO2 gas be X, the percentage of N2O4 gas be 1-X

X(molar mass of NO2 gas) + (1-X)(molar mass of N2O4) = 76.6

X(46) + (1-X)(92) = 76.6

X = 33.48%

Mass of NO2 in 100g of mixture = 33.48g

Number of moles of NO2 gas = 33.48/46 = 0.728 mol

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Answered by rishikeshgohil1569
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Answer:

The vapor density of a gas is the density of that gas relative to that of hydrogen gas.

Therefore,

Vapor density = (density of NO2/N2O4 mixture)/ (density of H2 gas)

Vapor density = (mass of NO2/N2O4 mixture)/ (mass of H2 gas)

Vapor density = (molar mass of NO2/N2O4 mixture)/ (molar mass of H2 gas)

Vapor density = (molar mass of NO2/N2O4 mixture)/ 2

Molar mass of NO2/N2O4 mixture = Vapor density * 2

= 76.6 g mol^(-1)

Let the percentage of NO2 gas be X, the percentage of N2O4 gas be 1-X

X(molar mass of NO2 gas) + (1-X)(molar mass of N2O4) = 76.6

X(46) + (1-X)(92) = 76.6

X = 33.48%

Mass of NO2 in 100g of mixture = 33.48g

Number of moles of NO2 gas = 33.48/46 = 0.728 mol

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