Please help me ASAP. I\'ve been working on this for a few days now but I\'m not
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Please help me ASAP. I've been working on this for a few days now but I'm not understanding how to go about this. Please offer me guidance. Much appreciated.
M=Unknown Metal
Volume of M2CO3 = 50mL ; Final Volume of 0.10M HCl = 15.00 mL ; Initial Volume of 0.10M HCl = 2.81 mL ; Volume 0.10M HCl added = 12.19 mL
1. Using the data obtained, calculate the moles of th HCl used to neutralize the unknown Group 1 metal carbonate dissolvedin the 50 mL sample for each trial titration.
2. For each trial, calculate the total moles of the unknown Group 1 metal carbonate originally dissolved int he 500 mL of distilled or deionized water.
3. Calculate hte molar mass of the unknown Group 1 metal carbonate and identify the metal.
4. Calculate hte percent error in the experimental determination of the molar mass.
Explanation / Answer
HCl + M2CO3 -> MCl + CO2 +H2O
There is one to one ratio of carbonate to carbon dioxide,
n(CO2) = n(M2CO3)
For molar mass,
M(M2CO3) = m(M2CO3) / n(M2CO3)
= m(M2CO3) / n(CO2)
Unknown metal is a metal carbonate and the method is gas evolution by means of hydrochloric acid. The unknown metal is Alkali, there are 3 possibilities: lithium, sodium, and potassium as M
HCl + M2CO3 -> MCl + CO2 +H2O
Molar mass of the metal carbonate is given by,
M(M2CO3) = mass of metal carbonate / moles of carbon dioxide
= m(M2CO3) / n(CO2)
1.
nNaOH = MNaOH * VNaOH
= (0.05413 mol/L)*(0.02155L)
= 0.001166501 mol NaOH
0.001166501 mol NaOH * 1 mol HCl / 1 mol NaOH = 0.001166501 mol HCl
MHCL = nHCl / VHCl
= 0.001166501 mol HCl / 0.250 L HCl
= 0.00466006 mol/L
Therefore 0.001167 moles were origibally added , and after alkali reaction occured concentration of HCl was 0.00466006 mol/L
2.
nHCl = MHCl * VHCl
nHCl = ( 1.012 mol / L ) * ( 0.02000 L )
nHCl = 0.02024 moles of HCl added in Part I
nreacted = nadded - nexcess
nreacted = 0.02024 mol HCl - 0.001166501 mol HCl
nreacted = 0.019073499
Therefore 0.02024 moles of HCl were put into the volumetric flask, and 0.01907 moles reacted with the alkali carbonate.
3.
M2CO3 + 2 HCl -> 2 MCl + CO2 + H2O + unreacted HCl
nM2CO3 = 0.02024 mol HCl * ( 1 mol M2CO3 / 2 mol HCl )
nM2CO3 = 0.01012 mol M2CO3
Therefore there were 0.01012 moles of the alkali carbonate added to the volumetric flask
4.
MM2CO3 = m M2CO3 / nM2CO3
MM2CO3 = 0.4802 g / 0.01012 moles HCl
MM2CO3 = 47.45059289 g / mol M2CO3
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