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Answered by Mihir1001
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\huge\boxed{\fcolorbox{pink}{pink}{N( 35percent ) and O( 60percent )}}

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  • \large{NH_4NO_3}

\LARGE{\underline{\mathtt{\textcolor{green}{To \:  \: find :-}}}}

  • N %
  • O %

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  • Mole Concept

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We have,

  • N = 14 units
  • H = 1 unit
  • O = 16 units

In the given formula\large{NH_4NO_3},

  • no. of nitrogen atoms = 2
  • no. of hydrogen atoms = 4
  • no. of oxygen atoms = 3

Molecular mass of \large{NH_4NO_3}

= 2( mass of Nitrogen ) + 4( mass of Hydrogen ) + 3( mass of Oxygen )

= 2( 14 units ) + 4( 1 unit ) + 3( 16 units )

= 28 units + 4 units + 48 units

= ( 28 + 4 + 48 ) units

= 80 units

Now,

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  • mass of N in the formula

= 2( mass of nitrogen )

= 2( 14 units )

= 28 units

Hence,

mass percentage of N in \bold{NH_4NO_3}

\Large{ =  \left[  \frac{mass \: of \: N}{mass \: of \: NH_4NO_3}  \times 100 \right] }%

\Large{ =  \left[  \frac{28 \: units }{80 \: units }  \times 100 \right] }%

\Large{ =  \left[  \frac{28 \:  \cancel{units} }{8 \cancel{0}  \:  \cancel{units} }  \times 10 \cancel{0}  \right] }%

\Large{ =  \left[  \frac{28 }{_4 \cancel{8} }  \times  \cancel{10}  {}^{5}  \right] }%

\Large{ =  \left[  \frac{ {}^{7}  \:  \cancel{28} }{_1  \:  \cancel{4} }  \times 5 \right] }%

\Large{ =  \left[ 7 \times 5  \right] }%

\Large{ = 35}%

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  • mass of O in the formula

= 3( mass of oxygen )

= 3( 16 units )

= 48 units

Hence,

mass percentage of O in \bold{NH_4NO_3}

\Large{ =  \left[  \frac{mass \: of \: O}{mass \: of \: NH_4NO_3}  \times 100 \right] }%

\Large{ =  \left[  \frac{48 \: units }{80 \: units }  \times 100 \right] }%

\Large{ =  \left[  \frac{48 \:  \cancel{units} }{8 \cancel{0}  \:  \cancel{units} }  \times 10 \cancel{0}  \right] }%

\Large{ =  \left[  \frac{48 }{_4 \cancel{8} }  \times  \cancel{10}  {}^{5}  \right] }%

\Large{ =  \left[  \frac{ {}^{12}  \:  \cancel{48} }{_1  \:  \cancel{4} }  \times 5 \right] }%

\Large{ =  \left[ 12 \times 5  \right] }%

\Large{ = 60}%

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\LARGE{\underline{\mathtt{\textcolor{magenta}{Conclusion :-}}}}

  • mass % of nitrogen ( N ) = 35 %
  • mass % of oxygen ( O ) = 60 %

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Answered by shankarporika76
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Answer:

N% IS 35, O% is 60 H% is 5%

Explanation:

NH4NO3 molecular wt is 80

% of N is (2)(14)(100)÷80 = 35

% of O is (3)(16)(100)÷80 = 60

100-(35+60) = % of hydrogen

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