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(A.) Phosgene is a deadly gas made up of carbon, oxygen and chlorine. Its density at...

(A.) Phosgene is a deadly gas made up of carbon, oxygen and chlorine. Its density at 1.05 atm and 25C. is 4.24 g/L. Show that the molecular formula of phossgene is COCl2 if it's compostion is 12.1 % carbon, 16.2% oxygen, and 71.7% chlorine by mass.

(B.) When exposed to UV light, phosgene, decomposes according to the reaction

COCl2(g)------>CO(g)+Cl2(g)

All the air removed from a 44.8 L flask. The flask is then filled the phosgene to a pressure of 1.0 atm at temperatue 0.C. The flask is selaed and exposed to UV light. What are the partial pressure of the CO and Cl2 after the decompostion of phosgene is complete?

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Expert Solution

A) C = 12.1/12 = 1.008

    Cl = 71.7/35.5 = 2.02

    O = 16.2 /16 = 1.0125

simplest ratio

C = 1.008/1.008 = 1

cl = 2.02/1.008 = 2

O = 1.0125/1.008 = 1

empirical formula = COCl2

empirical formula mass = 12+16+2*35.5 = 99 g/mol

mOlarmass of phosgene = DRT/

                       = 4.24*0.0821*298/1.05

                       = 98.8 g/mol

molecular formula = COCl2

B) No of mol of COCl2 filled (n) = PV/RT

            = 1*44.8/(0.0821*273.15)

            = 2 mol

from equation, 1 mol COCl2(g) = 1mol CO(g) = 1 mol Cl2(g)

partial pressure of CO = 2*0.0821*273.15/44.8 = 1 atm

partial pressure of Cl2 = 2*0.0821*273.15/44.8 = 1 atm


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