Chemistry, asked by abhishekroyrfj, 5 months ago

A sample of MgCO3 is 50% pure. If on heating
4.0 g of MgO and 4.4 g of CO2

are formed, calculate amount
of MgCO, taken. (Mg = 24, C= 12, 0= 16)​

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Answered by shrutisingh206kk
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Answer:

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Answered by maheshchand16
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Answer:

x=4×4.4=8.4g

Explanation:

when the sample is 100%

Mgco3....>mgo+co2

84g 20g 44g

when sample is 100%pure84g of mgco3 produces 40g

mgo and 44 co2 (: 1 mol give 1 mol)

mgco3......> mgo+ co2

42g 20g 22g

using low of conservative of mass

x=4×4.4=8.4g

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