Question #255738

 What is the radius (in cm) of a cylindrical silicon block (density = 2.03 g/cm3) with the height of 3.20 cm to react with 76.0 g of sodium hydroxide by the reaction below? 

Si(s) + NaOH(aq) + H2O(l) → Na2SiO3(aq) + H2(g)


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2021-10-27T06:41:01-0400

Si+4NaOH+2H2O2NaSiO3+4H2Si +4NaOH+2H_2O\to 2NaSiO_3+4H_2

moles of NaOH=7623+16+1=1.9\frac{76}{23+16+1}=1.9

mole ratio Si : NaOH=2:4=1:2

moles of Si=1.9/2=0.95Si=1.9/2=0.95

mass of Si =0.95×28=26.6g=0.95\times 28=26.6g

volume of silicon =mass/density=26.6/2.03=13.1cm3=mass/density=26.6/2.03=13.1cm^3

volume of cylindrical silicon =π×r2×h=13.1=\pi \times r^2 \times h=13.1

r2=13.1π×3.2=1.303r^2=\frac{13.1}{\pi \times 3.2}=1.303

r=1.303=1.14cmr=\sqrt{1.303} =1.14cm


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