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Using the atomic weights of selected elements given below, find the formula weights for the following...

Using the atomic weights of selected elements given below, find the formula weights for the following compounds:  

Atomic weights of selected elements

Ca = 40 g moL-1, C = 12 g moL-1, O = 16 g moL-1, H = 1 g moL-1, P = 31 g moL-1, K = 39 g moL-1                   Si = 28 g moL-1, Al = 27 g moL-1, S = 32 g moL-1, N = 14 g moL-1

Example: (NH4)2SO4

Element

no. of moles

Atomic wt. (g moL-1)

no. moles x Atomic wt.

S

1

32

32

O

4

16

64

N

2

14

28

H

8

1

8

Formula wt.= Σ(no. moles x Atomic wt.) =

132

Compound

Formula weight

(g moL-1)

(1pt) CaCO3

(1pt) Ca(OH)2

(1pt) CaO

(1pt) P2O5

(1pt) K2O

(1pt) SiO2 (quartz)

(2pt) KAl3Si3O10(OH)2 (muscovite)

(1pt) CO2

Solutions

Expert Solution

Solution :-

Formula weight is the sum of the atomic weights of the elemetns in the formula

Lets calculate the formula weight of the each compound using the given formula weight

1). CaCO3 = (Ca*1)+(C*1)+(O*3)

            = (40 *1) +(12*1)+(16*3)

        = 100 g/mol

2) Ca(OH)2 = (Ca*1)+(O*2)+(H*2)

                     =(40*1)+(16*2)+(1*2)

                    = 74 g /mol

3) CaO = (Ca*1)+(O*1)

             =(40*1)+(16*1)

              = 56 g /mol

4) P2O5 = (P*2)+(O*5)

               = (31*2) +(16*5)

               = 142 g/mol

5)K2O = (K*2)+(O*1)

            = (39*2)+(16*1)

            = 94 g/mol

6) SiO2 = (Si*1)+(O*2)

              = (28*1)+(16*2)

             = 60 g /mol

7) KAl3Si3O10(OH)2 = (K*1)+(Al*3)+(Si*3)+(O*12)+(H*2)

                                 = (39*1)+(27*3)+(28*3)+(16*12)+(2*1)

                                = 398 g/mol

8) CO2 = (C*1)+(O*2)

              = (12*1)+(16*2)

             = 44 g/mol


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