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AT ‘t°C’ TEMPERATURE, THE OBSERVED VAPOUR DENSITY OF ‘A’ IS ‘17.5’ FOR THE GASEOUS REACTION \rm\red{2A\:\rightleftharpoons\:B\:+\:2C\:} . IF MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF ‘A’ IS “48”, THEN THE PERCENTAGE DISSOCIATION OF ‘A’ WILL BE :- <font color=baby>

[A] 70.27%
[B] 74.28%
[C] 37.14%
[D] 85.71% <font color=red>

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Answered by BrainlyTornado
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ANSWER:

  • Percentage of dissociation of A = 74.28 %.

GIVEN:

  • Vapour density of A = 17.5.

  • Molecular weight of A = 48.

TO FIND:

  • Percentage of dissociation of A.

EXPLANATION:

\sf 2A_{(g)} \ \rightleftharpoons \ B_{(g)}+2C_{(g)}

Let the percentage of dissociation of A = x %.

\boxed{\bold{\large{\gray{x \% =\dfrac{n_1}{\Delta n} \left( \dfrac{D - d}{d} \right) \times 100}}}}

 \sf d = Vapour \ density \ of \ A = 17.5

\boxed{\bold{\large{\gray{D = \dfrac{Molecular \ weight}{2}}}}}

 \sf D = \dfrac{48}{2}

 \sf D = 24

 \sf n_1 = 2

\boxed{\bold{\large{\gray{\Delta n = (n_2 + n_3 ) - n_1}}}}

\sf n_1 = 2, \ n_2 = 1, \ n_3 = 2

\sf \Delta n = (2 + 1) - 2 = 1

 \sf \dfrac{n_1}{\Delta n}  = \dfrac{2}{1} = 2

 \sf x  \ \% = \dfrac{2(24 - 17.5)}{17.5}  \times 100

 \sf x  \ \% = \dfrac{2(6.5)}{17.5}  \times 100

 \sf x \ \% = 2(0.3714) \times 100

 \sf x  \ \% =0.7428\times 100

 \sf x \ \% =74.28\ \%

HENCE PERCENTAGE OF DISSOCIATION = 74.28 % .

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