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\( 1.84 gm \) mixture of \( CaCO _{3} \) & \( MgCO 3 \) exactly produces 0.88 g CO2 on strongly heating, calculate \( \% \) composition of original mixture. |
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Answer» Let say x.g CaCO3 is present in mixture. ∴ Weight of MgCO3 in mixture = (1.84 - x)g. \(\underset{1 mol}{CaCO_3} \overset{\Delta}\longrightarrow \underset{1 mol}{CaO} + \underset{1 mol} {CO_2}\) ∴ Number of moles of CO2 produced by CaCO3 = \(\frac x{100}\) mol \(\underset{1 mol}{MgCO_3} \overset{\Delta}\longrightarrow \underset{1 mol}{MgO} + \underset{1 mol}{CO_2}\) ∴ Number of mole of CO2 produced by MgCO3 = \(\frac{1.84 - x}{84}\) mol But we have given 0.88g CO2 produced. ∴ \(\left(\frac x{100} + \frac{1.84 - x}{84}\right)\times 44 = 0.88 g\) ∴ \(\frac x{100} + \frac{1.84 - x}{84} = 0.02\) \(84x + 184 - 100 x = 0.02 \times 8400\) \(184 - 16x = 168\) \(16x = 184 - 168\) \(16x = 16\) \(x = 1 g\) ∴ Weight of CaCO3 in mixture = 1g and Weight of MgCO3 = (1.84 - 1)g ∴ % composition of CaCO3 = \(\frac1{1.84} \times 100\) = \(54.35\)% ∴ % composition of MgCO3 = \(\frac{0.84}{1.84} \times 100\) = \(45.65\)% |
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