how would you answer this problem? part 2. Chemistry 151 Modern Experimental Che
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how would you answer this problem?
part 2.
Explanation / Answer
Molar Mass of KHP = 204.22 g/mol
No. of moles of KHP = Given mass / Molar Mass
= 0.495 (g) / 204.22C (g / mol)
= 0.00242 mol
Concentration of KHP = Concentration of KOH at the equivalence point ---------- (1)
0.0024 * 35 = C * 22.02
No. of moles of KOH, required to neutralise KHP are = 0.00381 mols
Concentration = 0.00381 mols in (22.02 + 35 = 57.02 mL) * 1000 ml = 0.141 M
If KHP conatins 5 % water by weight, then the amount of water possessed by it is = 5 *495/100
= 24.75 g water
Since density of water = 1 g/L
Therefore, volume of water = 24.75 L = 0.024 mL
Total volume of water = 35 + 0.024 ml = 35.024 mL
According to Equation (1) :
0.0024 * 35.024 = C * 22.02
Moles of KOH required to neutralise KHP are = 0.00382 mols
Concentration = 0.00382 mols in (22.02 + 35.024 = 57.044 mL) * 1000 mL = 0.6696 M
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