Physics, asked by dhiraj12355, 1 year ago

the mass of 5.6 litre carbon dioxide at STP is

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Answered by tapanwita2001
32

Let me tell you at first that molar weight of CO2 is 12+16*2=44


Now, can we say in this way?


22.4 lit indicates 1 mole at STP.


Therefore, 5.6 lit denotes 0.25 mole.


Therefore, weight of 0.25 mole of CO2 = 44*0.25=11 grams.


dhiraj12355: in 5.6l 0.25l how
tapanwita2001: 22.4l = 1mole
tapanwita2001: So 1 litre =1/22.4 mol, therefore 5.6l=1/22.4 *5.6 mol
Answered by keshavmpsjaipur
14

Answer:11 gms

Explanation

At S.T.P  

1 mole of CO2 occupies 22.4 lit at S.T.P

Therefore

l lit consists = 1/22.4 moles

5.6 lit consists = 1/22.4 * 5.6

                        = 0.25 moles

molar weight of CO2 is 12+16*2=44

Therefore, weight of 0.25 mole of CO2 = 44*0.25=11 grams.

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