Chemistry, asked by zaware64, 10 months ago

E. Work out the percentage composition of
constituents elements in the following
compounds :
a. Lead phosphate [Pb (PO)],
b. Potassium dichromate (K,Cr,02),
c. Macrocosmic salt - Sodium
ammonium hydrogen phosphate,
tetrahydrate (NaNH HPO .4H,O)
(At. mass : Pb = 207; P=31; 0 = 16;
K = 39; Cr = 52; Na = 23; N = 14)​

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Answered by peerzadeabdulrahim20
116

Answer:

Explanation:First calculate molar mass of lead phosphate

Which you'll get 811g/mol

Use mass percentage formula

1) mass percent of pb = mass of pb÷mass of lead phosphate×100

=207g÷811g/mol×100

=25.52

Now multiply this no by number of pb present in lead phosphate

25.52×3 =76.57%

2) similarly, find for p

mass percent of p = mass of p÷mass of lead phosphate×100

=31g÷811g/mol×100

=3.82×no of p atoms present in lead phosphate

=3.82×2

=7.64%

3) mass percent of O = mass of O÷mass of lead phosphate×100

=16g÷811g/mol×100

=1.97×no of oxygen atom present in lead phosphate

=15.78%

Answered by Rahulrajendrakekan
15

Answer:mass percent of k:72.88%,mass percent of cr:97.19%&mass percent of o:366.35%

Explanation: potassium dichlorate (K2Cr2O7)

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