PART 2. Answer all questions and show all work. Partial credit will be given. Wh
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PART 2. Answer all questions and show all work. Partial credit will be given. When nitroglycerin (C3Hs(NOs)s ) explodes, a huge volume of gas is produced causing the shockwave associated with an explosion. The reaction is as follows 4 CsH5(NO3)3(1) 6 (g) + O2(g) + 12 CO2(g) + 10 H2O(g) During a construction accident, 500 mL of nitroglycerin was dropped and subsequently exploded. (density of nitroglycerin-1.60 gmL) (12 pts) How many grams of nitroglycerin were dropped? . Determine the volume ( in liters) of CO2(g) released, at STP, when 500 mL of nitroglycerin exploded. 2371Explanation / Answer
a)
mass of NitroGlycerin -->
mass = Density * Volume = 1.6*500 = 800 g of NG.
b)
volume of CO2 released given this
MW of Ng = 227.0865
mol of NG = mass/MW = 800/227.0865 = 3.522
ratio is:
4 mol of NG = 12 mol of CO2
mol of CO2 = 3*3.522t = 10.566 mol of CO2
1 mol of CO2 = 22.4 L
10.566 mol -_> 10.566*22.4 = 236.678 Liters of CO2
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