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Lone Star CHEM 14 411 Esam Fall 2017 36. What is the quantity of heat evolved at

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Question

Lone Star CHEM 14 411 Esam Fall 2017 36. What is the quantity of heat evolved at constant prossure when combustion of H) and OAg 62.2 1 is formed Gros the A) 1.21 10 B) 1.78x 10*k C) 9,87x10U D) 285.8 kJ E) 82.8 k roaction of iroa with bydrochloric acid is repeesented boy the tollowling thermewhemicn equation If, in a partieular experiment, 6.84 kJ of heat was released at constant peessure, what volurne of Hte), measured at STP, was produced? (R-0.0821 L aun/(K·mol)) A) 1.74 L B) 22.41 C) 1.90 D) 3.14 x10 L E) 2.88 x 10 L 38. Which anion will foem a peecipitate with Ba2*? B) Br c) so2 D) CT E) none of the above K7 B) 64: 32 32 : 64 E) 1:2

Explanation / Answer

Q36

heat evolved when,

m = 62.2 g of H2O form

mol = mass/MW = 62.2/18 = 3.455

the reactino is based per 1 mol of H2O

so

Q = n*HRXN = 3.45*(-285.8) = -986.01 kJ will evolve

choose C

Q378

ratio --> 6.84 kJ /87.9 kJ/mol of H2 = 0.0778 mol of H2

mol of H2 = 0.0778

1 mol = 22.4L

0.0778 mol -- 0.0778*22.4

V = 1.74272 L

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