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An organic compound containing carbon hydrogen and oxygen gave the following percentage composition C = 40.68% H = 5.08%. The vapour density of the compound is 59. Find the molecular formula of the compound

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Answered by Atαrαh
30

STEP 1 : RELATIVE NO OF ATOMS

in order to find the relative number of atoms

divide the % composition with the atomic mass of the element

c \:  =  \frac{40.68}{12}  = 3.39

h =  \frac{5.08}{1}  = 5.08

STEP 2: SIMPLE RATIO

divide both the values from the previous step with the least no i.e 3.39

c =  \frac{3.39}{3.39}  = 1

h =  \frac{5.08}{3.39}  = 1.5 = 2

empirical formula = CH2

empirical mass = 12+2(1)=14 g

vapor density = 59

vapour \: density =  \frac{molar \: mass}{2}

molar \: mass = 59 \times 2 = 118g

we know that ,

molar \: mass \:  = n(empirical \: mass)

n =  \frac{118}{59}

n = 2

molecular formula = n( empirical formula )

molecular formula = 2( CH2)

molecular formula = C2 H 4

Answered by kaur24komal2004
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