Answer to Question #104041 in Inorganic Chemistry for john

Inorganic Chemistry

Question #104041

If 1000 g of Sodium will reacts with 100 ppm of Oxygen, How much Sodium Oxide will form?
4 Na + O2 = 2 Na2O

Expert's answer

n(Na)=m/M(Na)=1000/23=43.48 mol

n(Na₂O)=1/2n(Na)=43.48/2=21.74 mol

m(Na₂O)=n*M(Na₂O)=21.74*62=1347.8 g

Answer: 1347.8 g.

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