Chemistry, asked by ajitbhat84, 3 months ago

an ore of iron contains FeS and some non volatile impurity. on roasting if this ore converts all FeS into Fe2O3 and 8% loss in weight was observed. calculate the mass percentage of FeS in the ore?​

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Answered by gurucharansahu224
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Explanation:

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Answered by ribhur2102
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Given:

Iron ore containing FeS and impurity on roasting convert the Fe_{2}O_{3}  into  and 8% loss in weight observed

To Find:

Mass% of in the iron ore = ?

Solution:

Let Weight of iron ore = 100

Weight of FeS  = x

Weight of impurity = y

Weight of iron ore is equal to weight of FeS   and impurity

100 = x  +  y → first equation

Moles of FeS =  \dfrac{x}{88}

Weight of  Fe_{2}O_{3}  = \dfrac{x 160}{88 }× 2

                =  0.909x

8% loss in weight when all   FeS converted to  Fe_{2}O_{3}

0.909x+y=96 y  → second equation

B solving first & second equation

x = \dfrac{4}{0.091}

x = 43.95

Percentage of  FeS = 44%

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