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1. 0.46 gm of sodium metal on reaction with an acid gave 1.64 gm of sodium salt. Calculate equivalent weight of an acid.
2. The total number of H-atoms present in 1 ml of `H_2O` is:
3. How many molecules of water are present in 1 ml of water?
4. The total number of atoms present in 5.6 l of `NH_3` gas at STP is:
5. Explain Atomic Weight of an element.
Atomic weight of an element is the relative weight of an element which is the number of times an atom of the element is heavier than `1/12` of an atom of C-12.
The unit of atomic weight is amu which is, 1 amu=`1/12*` weight of an atom of C-12.
The absolute weight of 1 amu is `1.66**10^-24 `kg.
Atomic weight can be determined by following three methods:
- Dulongs and Petits Method
- By the law of isomorphism
Dulongs and Petits Method:
Dulongs and Petits law states that the product of atomic weight and specific heat (cal/g) is approximately 6.4. i.e,
Atomic weight * specific heat = 6.4 (approx)
Thus, approximately atomic weight=6.4/ specific heat
Now the exact atomic weight can be determined if its equivalent atomic weight is known as,
Exact atomic weight=Valency * equivalent weight
By the law of isomorphism:
For element having two or more isotopes, atomic weight is the average weight of all possible isotopes.
For example chlorine has two isotopes Cl-35 and Cl-37 with abundance 75% and 25% respectively. Now, the atomic weight of chlorine is:
`=(35**75+37**25)/100=35.5 a m u`
6. The trivalent metal having equivalent weight 20 forms an oxide. The molecular weight of that oxide oxide is:
7. 1 gm of an acid on reaction with magnesium gave 1.301 gm of anhydrous magnesium salt, Calculate equivalent weight of an acid.
8. Calculate mass of `CaCl_2` formed when 5 gm of `CaCO_3` is added to 200 ml of 1M HCl solution.
9. The chloride of a metal contains 37.322% chlorine. 1L of metal chloride vapour at STP weighs 16.96g. The formula of metal chloride is:
10. 3gm of a metal oxide on reaction with HCl gave 5gm of metal chloride. Calculate equivalent weight of metal.
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IIT Competitive exams MCQ of chemistry
0.46 gm of sodium metal on reaction with an acid gave 1.64 gm of sodium salt. Calculate equivalent weight of an acid.
The total number of H-atoms present in 1 ml of `H_2O` is:
How many molecules of water are present in 1 ml of water?
The total number of atoms present in 5.6 l of `NH_3` gas at STP is:
Explain Atomic Weight of an element.
The trivalent metal having equivalent weight 20 forms an oxide. The molecular weight of that oxide oxide is:
1 gm of an acid on reaction with magnesium gave 1.301 gm of anhydrous magnesium salt, Calculate equivalent weight of an acid.
Calculate mass of `CaCl_2` formed when 5 gm of `CaCO_3` is added to 200 ml of 1M HCl solution.
The chloride of a metal contains 37.322% chlorine. 1L of metal chloride vapour at STP weighs 16.96g. The formula of metal chloride is:
3gm of a metal oxide on reaction with HCl gave 5gm of metal chloride. Calculate equivalent weight of metal.
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