NH4NO3(s) → N2O(g) + 2H2O(l)
In a certain experiment, 156 g of ammonium nitrate is decomposed. Find the mass of each of the products formed.
M(NH4NO3)=14+4x1+14+16x3=80g/moleM(NH_4NO_3)=14+4x1+14+16x3=80 g/moleM(NH4NO3)=14+4x1+14+16x3=80g/mole
M(N2O)=14x2+16=44g/moleM(N_2O)=14x2+16=44 g/moleM(N2O)=14x2+16=44g/mole
M(H2O)=2x1+16=18g/moleM(H_2O)=2x1+16=18 g/moleM(H2O)=2x1+16=18g/mole
n(NH4NO3)=156/80=1.95molen(NH_4NO_3)=156/80=1.95 molen(NH4NO3)=156/80=1.95mole
n(N2O)=n(NH4NO3)=1.95molen(N_2O)=n(NH_4NO_3)=1.95 molen(N2O)=n(NH4NO3)=1.95mole
n(H2O)=2n(NH4NO3)=1.95x2=3.9molen(H_2O)=2n(NH_4NO_3)=1.95x2=3.9 molen(H2O)=2n(NH4NO3)=1.95x2=3.9mole
m(N2O)=1.95x44=85.8gm(N_2O)=1.95x44=85.8 gm(N2O)=1.95x44=85.8g
m(H2O)=3.9x18=70.2gm(H_2O)=3.9x18=70.2 gm(H2O)=3.9x18=70.2g
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