Chemistry, asked by varshini3699, 10 months ago

How many litres of C2H4 could be produced at STP when 2.62 gm of vinyl magnesium bromide is
treated with 224ml of acetylene gas at STP? (Br=80, Mg=24)
(A)
0.224 lit
(B)
0.448 lit
(C) 0.672 lit
(D)
0.112 lit

Answers

Answered by qwsuccess
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Given:

  • The mass of vinyl magnesium bromide (w) = 2.62 g
  • The volume of acetylene gas at STP= 224 mL
  • Formula of magnesium vinyl bromide is C₂H₃MgBr
  • Molar mass of vinyl magnesium bromide (Mm) = 131 g/mol
  • One mole of any gas occupies 22400 mL of volume at STP

To find:

The volume of C₂H₄ in litres that can be produced at STP.

Solution:

  • Each acetylene molecule contains two donatable proton ions.
  • Two moles of vinyl magnesium bromide reacts with one mole of acetylene to produce two moles of ethene gas.
  • Moles of vinyl magnesium bromide = w/Mm = 0.02
  • Moles of acetylene = 224/22400 = 0.01
  • Moles of ethene gas produced = 0.02
  • Volume of ethene gas at STP = 0.02*22.4 = 0.448L

Answer:

The volume of C₂H₄ in litres that can be produced at STP = 0.448 L

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