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A sample of K2SO4.Al2(SO4)3.24H20 contains 5 kg oxygen then mass of sulphur (in kg) in

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Answered by azaziabdullah207207
7

Answer:

Explanation:

1 mole of pure potash alum contains 40 atoms of oxygen

40 atoms of oxygen weigh=40*16=640 g=0.64kg

That means that 1 mole of pure potash alum is present

Weight of 1 mole of pure potash alum

=2*39+4*32+2*27+40*16+48*1

=948 g= 0.948 kg

Answered by mridulasaxena30
5

Answer:

1280gm

Explanation:

(Moles of substance*40)no.of Oxygen

40*x*16=6400gram

x=10moles

no. of moles of s =4*10

=40moles

weight of sulphur (after multiplying it by mass of given compound)

=1280gm

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