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A sample of mixture of CaCl2, and NaCl weighing 2.22 gm was treated to precipitate all the Ca as CaCO3, which was then heated and quantitatively converted to 0.84 gm of CaO. Calculate mass fraction of CaCl2, in the mixture.​

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Answered by mrittika3278
3

Answer:

45%

Explanation:

CaCO  

3

→CaO+CO  

2

 

The molar masses of CaCO  

3

 and CaO

are 100 and 56 g/mol respectively.

100 g of CaCO  

3

 will give 56 g of CaO

0.959 g CaO corresponds to  

56

0.959×100

=1.72 g of CaCO  

3

 

The molar mass of CaCl  

2

 is 111 g/mol.

1.72 g of CaCO  

3

 corresponds to  

100

1.72×111

=1.9 g of

CaCl  

2

 

The percent of CaCl  

2

 in sample is  

4.22

1.9×100

=45.00 %

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