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15g of a compound was found to contain 5.41g of calcium and 9.59g of chlorine.Calculate the mass percentage of calcium and chlorine in the given compound. |
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Answer» Answer: HELLO THERE! Here's your answer ;) Compound:- CALCIUM Chloride. Molecular FORMULA: CaCl₂ Molecular MASS:- 40 + 2×35.5 = 111 (Atomic mass of CA = 40 and CL = 35.5) Hence, In 111g of Calcium chloride, there is 40g of Calcium and 71g of Chlorine. Percentage Composition of Calcium: \frac{40}{111} \times100 = 36.03 111 40
×100=36.03 Percentage composition of Chlorine: \frac{71}{111}\times100 = 63.96 111 71
×100=63.96 Thus, Percentage Composition of Calcium is 36.03% Percentage Composition of Chlorine is 63.96%. |
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