Please help with 2-4. My Chemistry teacher is not good at explaining how things
ID: 542514 • Letter: P
Question
Please help with 2-4. My Chemistry teacher is not good at explaining how things are put together and he never mentioned how to calculate using the 16.5cm. Any help would be appreciated.
Explanation / Answer
given pressure = 0.993 atm, height of water column= 16.5cm= 16.5/100m =0.165m
10.3 m of water equals 1 atm ( considering water density as 1000 kg/m3 and Mercury as 13600 kg/m3 and converting 1atm= 760mm Hg in to water column= (760/1000)m** 136000 kg/m3/1000=10.3 m of water column)
=0.165 m correspond to 0.165/10.3 = 0.016
pressure = total pressure- height of water column expressed in atm =0.993-0.016=0.977 atm
=0,977*760 mm Hg =742.52 mm Hg
2. at 20.5 deg.c, from Antoine equation for water, log Psat (mm Hg)= 8.07131-1730.63/(t+233.426)
t in deg.c, log Psat(mm Hg) at 20.5 deg,c= 8.07131-1730.63/(20.5+233.426)=18.02 mm Hg
this is the saturation pressure of water, since the gas is saturated with water.
Partial pressure of gas= total pressure- saturation pressure of water= 513.2-18.02 mm Hg =495.18 mm Hg
2. given partial pressure, pressure exerted by the gas if it alone occupies the entire volume of gas mixture, P= 513.2 mm Hg= 513.2/760 atm =0.675 atm, V= 15.4ml= 15.4/1000 L=0.0154 L, T= 20.5 deg,c= 20.5+273= 293.5 deg.c
R =0.0821 L.atm/mole.K
from n= PV/RT =0.675* 0.0154/(0.0821*293.5)=0.000431 moles
moles =mass/molar mass, mass= moles* molar mas =0.000431*2 gm =0.000863 gm
Related Questions
drjack9650@gmail.com
Navigate
Integrity-first tutoring: explanations and feedback only — we do not complete graded work. Learn more.