Tin forms two chlorides, compound A and compound B. Mass percentage of tin in these chlorides are 62.63% and 45.6% respectively. Select the incorrect statement. Given data: Atomic mass of Sn is 119 amu and Cl is 35.5 amu.
A)Given data illustrates law of multiple proportion
B) Mole ratio of chloride in compound A to compound B is 1:2
C) Mole ratio of tin in compound A to compound B is 1:1
D) Equivalent weight of tin is same in both
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D) Equivalent weight of tin is same in both
Explanation:
As n factors of compounds A & B are different, their equivalent weights would also be different.
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From the given options, Option D is the incorrect statement.
- Tin belongs to group IVA in the periodic table, The possible values of Tin are +2 and +4.
- Hence when Tin reacts with Chlorine, the possible compounds are SnCl2 and SnCl4.
Percentage of Tin in SnCl2 = ((Weight of tin)/(Total weight) )*100.
=> Percentage of Tin in SnCl2 = ,
=> Percentage of Tin in SnCl2 = 62.63.
Percentage of Tin in SnCl4 = ((Weight of tin)/(Total weight) )*100.
=> Percentage of Tin in SnCl4 = ,
=> Percentage of Tin in SnCl4 = 45.6.
- From the above calculations, we can conclude that Compound A is SnCl2 and Compound B is SnCl4.
- SnCl2 and SnCl4 illustrate the law o proportion. (Law of proportion states that when two elements combine in more than one way with a different chemical formula, the law of multiple proportions can be defined).
- The mole ratio of Chlorine in Compound A to Compound B is 1:2. (Compound A Contains 2 moles of Chlorine, Compound B contains 4 moles of chlorine).
- The mole ratio of tin is the same in both cases. ( SnCl2 and SnCl4 has one mole of tin in each compound)
- The Equivalent weight of Tin is not the same in both cases. ( For Compound A the Equivalent weight is (weight/2), For Compound B the equivalent weight is (weight/4). Hence the equivalent weights are not the same.
Therefore Option D is the incorrect statement.
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