Calculate the mass and volume of oxygen required at stp to convert 3.6 kg of carbon into carbondioxide
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the balance equation of given reaction:
C + O2-CO2
we have 3.6kg C =3600g
now no. of mole of C=3600/12=300n(mole)
In the above equation 1 n of Carbon react with 1n of O2 to give 1 n of CO2
By applying sterechiometry 300 n of Carbon reacts with 300n of O2 to give 300 n of CO2
Now of O2=n×M=300×32=9600g=9.6kg
volume of O2 at STP=n×22.7=300×22.7=6,810L
C + O2-CO2
we have 3.6kg C =3600g
now no. of mole of C=3600/12=300n(mole)
In the above equation 1 n of Carbon react with 1n of O2 to give 1 n of CO2
By applying sterechiometry 300 n of Carbon reacts with 300n of O2 to give 300 n of CO2
Now of O2=n×M=300×32=9600g=9.6kg
volume of O2 at STP=n×22.7=300×22.7=6,810L
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the balance equation of given reaction:
C + O2-CO2
we have 3.6kg C =3600g
now no. of mole of C=3600/12=300n(mole)
In the above equation 1 n of Carbon react with 1n of O2 to give 1 n of CO2
By applying sterechiometry 300 n of Carbon reacts with 300n of O2 to give 300 n of CO2
Now of O2=n×M=300×32=9600g=9.6kg
volume of O2 at STP=n×22.7=300×22.7=6,810L
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