Answer on Question #52792 – Chemistry – Other
Question:
In determination percent Na3PO4 as P2O5% what is equivalent gram P2O5, E=m/n what is n for P2O5?
Answer:
P2O5+3Na2O→2Na3PO4
The molecular weights for Na3PO4 and P2O5 are 164 and 142 g/mol, respectively.
Thus, the mass fraction for P2O5 w(%)=[Mw(P2O5)/Mw(Na3PO4)]×100%=86.59%
The mass fraction for Na3PO4 from P2O5% is: w(%)=[Mw(Na3PO4)/Mw(P2O5)]×100%=100/w(P2O5)=115.49%
The equivalent gram for P2O5 is Mw/2 which equals 142 g mol−1/2 eq mol−1=71 g/eq
An equivalent is of 2 (n = 2), because the coefficient at the product (Na₃PO₄) in the reaction equals 2. It means that the one molecule of P2O5 gives 2 molecules Na3PO4 or a half of P2O5 forms 1 molecule of Na3PO4.
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