Chemistry, asked by varshini3699, 9 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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