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Find out the amount of water the will formed when 3.975 gm. of pure cupric oxide are reduced by pure hydrogen also find loss of weight of the cupric oxide

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Answered by katharva2004
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Answer:

Explanation:

According to reaction

CuO (s) + H2(g) ==> Cu(s) + H2O(l)

1mol of CuO gives => 1 mol H2O

i.e

79.5 gm CuO gives => 18gm H2O

Now assuming amount of water formed to be x gm

79.5 gm CuO gives => 18gm H2O

3.975 gm CuO ==> x gm H2O

Cross multiplying..!

79.5× x = 3.975 × 18

x = (3.975 × 18) / 79.5

Therefore x = 0.9 grams

Therefore amount of water formed from 3.975 gm of CuO is [0.9 grams]

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