Chemistry, asked by Yatri103, 4 months ago

If heating 10g of Calcium Carbonate produces 4.4g of Carbon Dioxide
and 5.6g of Calcium Oxide, show that these observations are in
agreement with law of conservation of mass.
please answer

Answers

Answered by rsagnik437
11

Given:-

→Mass of Calcium carbonate that

was heated = 10g

→Mass of Carbon dioxide

produced = 4.4g

→Mass of Calcium oxide produced = 5.6g

To show:-

→The above observations are in agreement with Law of Conservation of mass.

Solution:-

In the above observation, reactant is :-

Calcium carbonate

In the above observation,products are:-

Carbon-dioxide

Calcium-Oxide

Now,according to Law Of Conservation of mass,we know that:-

Total mass of reactants=Total mass of products

Here,mass of reactant i.e. Calcium Carbonate is 10g.

Total mass of products:-

= (4.4 + 5.6) g

= 10g

As we can see that the mass of reactant as well as mass of products is 10g.

Thus,the above observations are in agreement with the Law of Conservation of mass.

Answered by Anonymous
2

The law of conservation of mass states that,

“In a chemical reaction, the mass of reactants and the mass of products remain constant.”

We are given that,

Mass of reactant = 10 g (CaCO3)

Also, mass of product = 4.4 g (CO2) + 5.6 g (CaO)

⇒ Mass of product = 10 g.

∴ The mass before reaction is same as after reaction. Or, the observation is in agreement with the law of conservation of mass.

More:-

When is the law of conservation of mass violated?

Whenever a certain mass is converted into energy (which has no mass), for e.g., burning of wood, the law is violated.

Moreover, in the formula, e = mc², Einstein declared that mass and energy are convertible. This violated the law. (Relationship between Energy and Mass, e = energy, c = speed of light in vaccum, m = mass).

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