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An organic compound on analysis gave the following % composition C- 54.24%, H-9.05% and the rest is oxygen. The vapour density of compound was 44. Find empirical formula and molecular formula of the compound. DON'T SPAM .

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Answered by Unni007
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Let,

  • The amount of Organic compound = 100 g

Given,

  • Amount of Carbon = 54.24 g
  • Amount of Hydrogen = 9.05 g
  • Amount of Oxygen = 36.71 g

We know,

  • Mass of Carbon = 12 g
  • Mass of Hydrogen = 1 g
  • Mass of Oxygen = 16 g

Here,

  • The number of mole of Carbon = \sf\dfrac{54.24}{12} =  4.52

  • The number of mole of Hydrogen = \sf\dfrac{9.05}{1} = 9.05

  • The number of mole of Oxygen = \sf\dfrac{36.71}{16} = 2.29

Taking the ratio,

= 4.52 : 9.05 : 2.29

≈ 2 : 4 : 1

Therefore,

The empirical formula of organic compound = C₂H₄O

Here,

Molecular weight = (2×12) + (4×1) + (1×16)

⇒ Molecular Weight = 24 + 4 + 16

⇒ Molecular Weight = 44 g

We know,

\huge\boxed{\sf Molecular \:Weight=2\times Vapour\:Density}

Here,

  • Vapour Density = 44 g

Applying the values to the equation,

Molecular Weight = 2 × 44

⇒ Molecular Weight = 88 g

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► Empirical Formula = C₂H₄O ◄

► Molecular Weight = 88 g ◄

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Answered by bandunihema4
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