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               T - temperature, K, T = t  + 273;
               V - volume of gas, m3, p - gas pressure, Pa, (1 atm = 101325 Pa, 1 mm

               Hg = 133,322 Pa);

               R = 8,31 J/K • mole - universal gas station.

               Based  on  the  formulas  of  the  substances  you  can  give  their  quantitative

               characteristics,  in  particular,  to  determine  the  mass  fraction  of  each  chemical

               element in the compound.

               Mass fraction (ω) shows which part of the mass of the given element is from the

               whole mass of substance:







                     n - the number of atom atoms in the compound;

                     Ar - atomic mass of the element;

                     Mr - molecular weight.



                     Examples of problem solving

                     Example 1. Determine the mass of three molar calcium hydroxide Ca (OH)  2.

               Given:                                 Solution:

               ν (Са(OН) 2) = 3 mole                  Using the formula to determine the amount of

               to determine:                     substance

               m (Са(OН) 2) – ?


                                                              m
                                                                 ;
                                                             M

               determine the mass of calcium hydroxide: m = ν • M

               The molar mass of calcium hydroxide is: M (Ca(OH) 2) = 40 + 2 (16 + 1) = 74

               g/mole, then

               m = 3 mole·74 g/mole = 222g.

               Answer: m (Са(OН) 2) = 222 g.




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