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Given :

\sf{Calcium\:hydrogen\:phosphate}\:\bf{Ca(H_2PO_4)_2}

\sf{Calcium\:phosphate}\:\bf{Ca_3(PO_4)_2}

To Find :

⟶ Percentage composition of P in both componds.

Solution :

➢ For determining the % composition of each element in a compound :

\bigstar\:\underline{\boxed{\bf{Mass\:\%\:of\:an\:element=\dfrac{mass\:of\:the\:element\:in\:the\:compound\times 100}{molar\:mass\:of\:the\:compound}}}}

Atomic weight :

  • Ca = 40 g/mol
  • H = 1 g/mol
  • P = 31 g/mol
  • O = 16 g/mol

Molecular weight :

(I) Calcium hydrogen phosphate :

\leadsto\sf\:M_w=Ca+4(H)+2(P)+8(O)

\leadsto\sf\:M_w=40+4(1)+2(31)+8(16)

\leadsto\sf\:M_w=40+4+62+128

\leadsto\bf\:M_w=234\:gmol^{-1}

(II) Calcium phosphate :

\leadsto\sf\:M_w=3(Ca)+2(P)+8(O)

\leadsto\sf\:M_w=3(40)+2(31)+8(16)

\leadsto\sf\:M_w=120+62+128

\leadsto\bf\:M_w=310\:gmol^{-1}

% composition of Phosphorus :

(I) Calcium hydrogen phosphate :

\mapsto\sf\:\% P=\dfrac{2(P)\times 100}{M_w}

\mapsto\sf\:\% P=\dfrac{2(31)\times 100}{234}

\mapsto\sf\:\% P=\dfrac{6200}{234}

\mapsto\underline{\boxed{\bf{\% P=26.5\%}}}

(II) Calcium phosphate :

\mapsto\sf\:\% P=\dfrac{2(P)\times 100}{M_w}

\mapsto\sf\:\% P=\dfrac{2(31)\times 100}{310}

\mapsto\sf\:\% P=\dfrac{6200}{310}

\mapsto\underline{\boxed{\bf{\% P=20\%}}}


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