what amount of oxygen
Required to complete combustion of
of 2 Litre Butan gas.
C4H10
main componet of LP.G.
Answers
combustion reaction of butane is ..
here it is clear that, for 2 mole of butane,13 mole of oxygen is required to complete combustion reaction.
given, volume of butane = 2L
so, mole of butane = 2L/22.4L = 1/11.2
now, for 2 moles of butane require 13 moles of oxygen,
so, 1/11.2 mole of butane require 13/2 × 1/11.2 = 13/22.4 mol of oxygen.
so, amount of oxygen = number of mole of oxygen × 22.4 L
= 13/22.4 × 22.4 L
= 13L
hence, 13L oxygen is required to compete combustion of 2L butane.
Answer:
2 L of butane requires 13 L of oxygen to combust.
Explanation:
Combustion of Butane gives us Carbon dioxide and water
Balanced equation is :
2C4H10 + 13O2 ---> 8CO2 + 10H2O
According to balanced equation :
2 moles of Butane gas on combust with 13 moles of oxygen to give 8 moles of CO2
As we know that 1 mole of any gas at STP occupy 22.4 L
so 2 moles of butane will occupy 2x22.4L = 44.8 L
13 moles of oxygen will occupy = 13x 22.4L=291.2 L
2moles of butane [ 44.8L] will combust with 291.2 L of oxygen
2 L of butane requires --------? oxygen
=291.2x2/ 44.8
=582.4/44.8
=13L
∴ 2 L of butane requires 13 L of oxygen to combust.