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#1 Posted 00:59am 19-03-10 Easy oneHow many litres of SO2 has to be passed through HClO3 to reduce 16.9 g of it to HCl.. [hide]Ans 13.44[/hide] |
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#2 Posted 10:11am 19-03-10 Re: Easy onethse are the reactions......try to get the ans now... 8HClO3 → 4HClO4 + 2H2O + 2Cl2 + 3 O2 H2O +SO2 →H2SO3 4 H2SO3 +2Cl2 →4H2SO4 +Cl2 Cl2 +H2O→HCl+HClO |
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#3 Posted 2:55pm 20-03-10 Re: Easy oneye complex equations yaad karna padega ya fir koi aur method hai.............help yaar[21][21][21]
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#4 Posted 3:24pm 20-03-10 Re: Easy one@ eureka : Can't v solve this qs in any other way other than remebering those equations ???
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#5 Posted 4:34pm 20-03-10 Re: Easy oneother way means ????u need to know tha eraction to solve mole concept ques |
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#6 Posted 7:01pm 20-03-10 Re: Easy one@UTTARA...no it's not necessary for u to remember these equations.. Simply do what the question is asking.. HClO[ss]3[/ss] + SO[ss]2[/ss] → HCl + H[ss]2[/ss]SO[ss]4[/ss] ... now balance the equation..add water to one side.. 3H[ss]2[/ss]O + HClO[ss]3[/ss] + 3SO[ss]2[/ss] → HCl + 3H[ss]2[/ss]SO[ss]4[/ss] ... Moles of HClO[ss]3[/ss] given = 0.2 Moles of SO[ss]2[/ss] required = 0.6 In the question it shud be given that SO[ss]2[/ss] is at STP..then only the answer will be 13.44 Litres I hope this one is an easy solution |
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#7 Posted 7:04pm 20-03-10 Re: Easy oneThanks Govind
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#8 Posted 00:14am 21-03-10 Re: Easy onearre meri bhi eqns ko add subtract kar lo...simplify ho jayega... |
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#9 Posted 04:15am 21-03-10 Re: Easy onei know a simpler process... the process is 1 gram equivalent of substance A reacts with 1 gram equivalent of substance B to give 1 gram equivalent of substance C and 1 gram equivalent of substance D.. [1][1][1][1] this may kill the question most easily!![3][3]
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#10 Posted 08:54am 22-03-10 Re: Easy oneno sb that did'nt work,.... i tried it ... i did that first |
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#11 Posted 10:57am 22-03-10 Re: Easy onewas it also not solved using my eqns ? |
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#12 Posted 02:53am 23-03-10 Re: Easy oneno eure... getting wrong ans .. |
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#13 Posted 11:09am 23-03-10 Re: Easy one@Aditya .. wat abt the temperature and pressure conditions given in the question? If the SO[ss]2[/ss] gas is produced at STP then only the answer will be 13.44 Litres.. |
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