Chemistry, asked by samikshasharma291, 6 months ago

Q22.Calculate the amount of potassium chlorate(KClO3) which must be
heated to produce 2.4 liters of oxygen at 740 mm Hg and at 25°C.

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Answered by bhumikabehera16

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Decomposition of KClO3

= Number of moles × Molar mass

=1.6×122.5=196g

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