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Fill in the missing data in the table

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Species propertyH2OCO2Na atomMgCl2
No of Moles2(i)______(ii)______0.5
No of particles(iii)_____3.011×1023(iv)_______(v)_____
Mass36g(vi) _______115g(vii)______


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Solution

1. H2O

Part-1: Given data:

  • Number of moles(n) = 2
  • mass of the compound(m)=36g

Part-2: Calculating the number of particles:

  • Number of particles =n×NA ; (NA=6.022×1023)
  • Number of particles =2×6.022×1023=12.044×1023

2. CO2

Part-1: Given data:

  • Number of particles =3.011×1023

Part-2: Calculating the number of moles(n)

  • Number of particles =numberofmoles×NA
  • 3.011×1023=n×6.022×1023n=0.5mol

Part-3: Calculating the mass of the compound(m)

  • Number of moles(n) =Givenmassofcompound(m)Molarmassofthecompound(M)
  • Molar mass of CO2 (C=12;O=16)12+(16×2)=44gmol-1
  • 0.5=m44m=44×0.5m=22g

3. Na atom

Part-1: Given data:

  • mass of the element(m)=115g
  • Molar mass of Na=23gmol-1

Part-2: Calculating the number of moles(n)

  • Number of moles(n) =Givenmassofcompound(m)Molarmassofthecompound(M)
  • n=11523n=5mol

Part-3: Calculating the number of particles:

  • Number of particles =n×NA
  • Numberofparticles=5×6.022×1023=30.11×1023=3.011×1024particles.

4. MgCl2

Part-1: Given data:

  • Number of moles(n)=0.5
  • Molar mass of MgCl2=24.3+(35.5×2)=95.3gmol-1

Part-2: Calculating the number of particles:

  • Number of particles =n×NA
  • Numberofparticles=0.5×6.022×1023=3.011×1023particles.

Part-3: Calculating the mass of compound (m)

  • Number of moles(n) =Givenmassofcompound(m)Molarmassofthecompound(M)
  • 0.5=m95.3m=47.65g

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Species propertyH2OCO2Na atomMgCl2
No of Moles2(i)0.5mol(ii)5mol0.5
No of particles(iii)12.044×1023particles3.011×1023(iv)3.011×1024particles(v)3.011×1023particles
Mass36g(vi)22g115g(vii)47.65g

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