Chemistry, asked by Sreevally927, 1 month ago

Moles of Na+ ions present in 500 cm cube of 0.25 M Na2SO4 solutions are:
(A) 0.25
(B) 0.125
(C) 0.375
(D) 0.5​

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Answered by aryan073
7

Given :

• Moles of \tt{Na^{+} ions} present in=500cm³

• 1000ml of 0.25M \tt{Na_{2}SO_{4}}=0.25mol

To find :

• Moles of \tt{Na^{+} \: ion}=?

Solution :

As we know that,

  \bullet \sf \: 500 {cm}^{3}  = 500ml

\\ \implies\sf{1000ml \: of \: 0.25M  \: Na_{2}SO_{4} \mapsto  0.25ml }

\\ \implies\sf{500ml \: of \: 0.25M \: Na_{2}SO_{4} \mapsto \dfrac{0.25}{1000} \times 500=0.125mol}

\\ \implies\sf{1 \: mole \: Na_{2}SO_{4} \: \longrightarrow  \: 2 \: mole \: of \: Na}

\\ \implies\sf{0.125 \: mole \: Na_{2}SO_{4}  \longrightarrow  2 \times 0.125 =0.25 Mole \: Na}

The number of moles of Na is 0.25 .

Answered by jot3567
0
0.375 is right answer
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