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Calculate the amount of ni needed in the mond's process if co used in this process is obtained through a process in which 6g of carbon is mixed with 44
g Co2

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Answered by aqsaahmed19945
29

Answer:

14.75 grams of Nickel will be needed in Mond's process.

Explanation:

6 grams of carbon reacts with 44 grams of carbon dioxide which is being used in the reaction :

Ni + 4 CO - - - - - - > Ni ( CO )4

As,

                  C + CO2 - - - - - > 2 CO ---- 28 grams

1/2 mole :  6g   44 g

22 grams of carbon dioxide will be required.

Now, in another reaction:

              Ni + 4 CO - - - - - - > Ni ( CO )4

1/4 mole:     28 grams

1/4 mole of Ni will be required that can be calculated :

Molecular mass of Ni = 59 = 59/4 = 14.75 grams of Nickel

Answered by sarjupatel148
1

Answer:

14.75

Explanation:

C+CO  

2

​  

→2CO

1 mole of C reacts with 1 mole of CO  

2

​  

, .i.e., 12 g of C reacts with 44 g of CO  

2

​  

 but C is present in less amount and hence, C is the limiting reagent.  

12 g C forms 2×28 g CO but 6 g form  

12

(6×2×28)

​  

, i.e., 28 g of CO.

Number of moles of CO =  

28

28

​  

=1

4×28 g of CO combine with 58.7 g of Ni.  

So, 28 g of CO will combine with  

4

58.7

​  

 =14.675 g of Ni.

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