Answer on Question #44471 – Chemistry – Other
Question
250 ml aq. solution H₂O₂ produces just sufficient amount of O₂ at STP which burns 25 g impure sample of calcium having 60 percent purity. Calculate volume strength of H₂O₂ solution.
Solution
Mass of pure calcium in the sample of impure calcium:
mCa=100%mCaimpure⋅60%=100%25g⋅60%=15g
Chemical equation of burning of calcium:
15gnO2,mol2Ca+O2→2CaO
2·40 g/mol 1 mol
Based on the chemical equation number of moles of O₂ sufficient to burn the given amount of calcium can be calculated:
nO2=2mol⋅MCamCa⋅1mol=2mol⋅40molg15g⋅1mol=0.19mol
Chemical equation of H₂O₂ decomposition to give O₂ is as follows:
mH2O2,g0.19mol2H2O2→2H2O+O2
2·34 g/mol 1 mol
Based on the chemical equation, mass of absolute H₂O₂ that can produce given amount of O₂ can be calculated:
mH2O2=1mol2mol⋅MH2O2⋅nO2=1mol2mol⋅34molg⋅0.19mol=12.8g
Density of absolute H₂O₂ is 1.45 g/ml (reference datum). Volume of absolute H₂O₂ in the solution:
VH2O2=ρH2O2mH2O2=1.45mlg12.8g=8.8ml
Volume strength of the H₂O₂ solution:
%H2O2=VsolutionVH2O2100%=250ml8.8ml⋅100%=3.53%by vol.
Answer: 3.53% by vol.
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