Chemistry, asked by adzendejas, 11 months ago

An unknown amount of Na(s) is reacted with an excess of NaH2PO4 to produce hydrogen gas and sodium phosphate. The hydrogen gas was captured and compressed into a rigid 150.0mL container which read 10.2atm at 293.1K. How many grams of Na(s) were in the original sample?

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Answered by nagathegenius
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Answer:

Explanation:

pv=nrt

pv/rt =n

10.2*0.15 / 0.08026 *  20.1=n

n=0.95

equivalent of h2 gas = equivalent reacted na

0.95*2 = moles*1

1.9=moles

w/23=1.9

w=43.7

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