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At S.T.P. a mixture of 280 mL of CH_4 " and 140 mL of " H_2 iscompletely burnt. Calculate the required volume of oxygen and weight of water formed, assuming that whole of the steam condenses to water.

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SOLUTION :For the combustion of methane :
`{:(CH_4+2O_2to+2H_2O),(1 " mole " 2 " MOLES "2xx18=36g),(1"volume" 2" VOLUMES"):}`
`:.1 "volume of " CH_4` requires for combustion,
`O_2 = 2` volumes
`:.280 " mL of "CH_4` will require for combustion,
`O_2 = 2 xx 280 = 560 mL`
Number of moles of `CH_4` in 280 mL at S.T.P.
`=280/22400 =0.0125`
`:. 1 " mole of " CH_4` gives on combustion, water = 36 G
`:.0.0125 " mole of " CH_4` will give on combustion,
water = `36/1 xx0.0125 = 0.45g`
For the combustion of `H_2`:
`{:(2H_2+O_2to2H_2O),(1 " mole " 2 " moles " 36g),(2 "volume " 1"volumes"):}`
`:.2 " volumes of " H_2` require for combustion, oxygen
= 1 volume
`:. 140 mL H_2`will require for combustion, oxygen
`=1/2 xx140 = 70 mL`
Number of moles of `H_2` in 140 mL at S.T.P.
`=140/22400 = 6.25 xx 10^(-3)`
`:. 2 " moles of " H_2` produce water = 36 g
`:. 6.25 xx 10^(-3) " moles of " H_2` will produce water
`36/2xx6.25 xx 10^(-3)`
`= 0.113 g`
Hence, total volume of `O_2 " required " = 560 + 70 = 630 mL`
and total mass of `H_2O " formed " = 0.45 +0.113 = 0.56 g`


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