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check it in the list it is before this question written by me
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ya but please try my previous question
not the one u dint get
but the one after that
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Determine the percentage composition of a gas mixture CH4, H2 and CO2, if after the combustion of 15mL of it with 85mL of air, the volume reduced to 83.2 mL and the total contents of CO2 in the mixture was found to be 10.8mL.
Ans: H2=28%, CH4=35%, CO2=37%
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> gaseous state(P Bahadur, pg no. 88, Q. No. 25) -> Go to message
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Three volatile compounds of certain elements have gaseous densities calculated back to STP as follows: 6.75, 9.56 and 10.08 kg/m3. The three compounds contain 96%, 33.9% and 96.4% of the element in question respectively. What is the most probable atomic weight of the element?
(Ans: 72.5/n, where n is an integer)
 
I m gettin the answer as 72.5n is it correct?
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> gaseous state(P Bahadur, Q. No. 36, pg 90) -> Go to message
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read the question carefully I2 is in solid state and it is occupiying some specific volume in the 1 litre vessel. Thats why u cant take the volume in the first vessel as 1 litre u have to take it as some (1-x) litre where x is the volume of i2 present in the first vessel. and u cant use PV=nRT for solids.
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I think the answer is wrong because u cant use PV=nRT for solids and I2 is in solid state.Some amount of volume is occupied by it also. So N2 cant use whole of the 1 litre. Correct ans is 0.425atm. But i dont know how 2 get it.
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A vessel contains 10g of I2(s) and N2 at a pressure of 10atm at 25oC. The volume of the vessel is one litre. If this vessel is connected to a 40 litre empty vessel and the temperature of the first vessel is increased to 250oC and of the second to 200oC. Calculate the final pressure in the vessels.
 
 
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