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             42.  The empirical formula of a gaseous compound is AB . Its empirical formula mass is equal to its vapour density.
                                                               2
                What is the molecular formula of the compound?                                             [Ans. A 2 B 4 ]
             43.  A hydrocarbon contains 82.8% of carbon. Its vapour density is 29. Find its molecular formula.   [Ans. C H ]
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             44.  Calculate the percentage of carbon dioxide (CO ) in calcium carbonate (CaCO ).           [Ans. 44%]
                                                          2
                                                                                     3
             45.  Calculate the percentage of oxygen in sugar (C H O ). Relative atomic masses are: C = 12, H = 1, and O = 16.
                                                          12
                                                                11
                                                             22
                                                                                                          [Ans. 51.5%]
             46.  Calculate the formula mass of each of the following substances:
                 (a) BaCl 2                                 (b) Fe (SO )
                                                                 2
                                                                     4 3
                 (c) Na HPO .12H O                          (d) K SO .Al (SO ) .24H O
                                                                       2
                                                                   4
                                                                                 2
                                                                           4 3
                                 2
                                                                2
                       2
                            4
                  Relative atomic masses are:
                  Ba = 137, Cl = 35.5, Fe = 56, S = 32, O = 16, Na = 23, H = 1, P = 31, K = 39, Al = 27.  [Ans. (a) 208 u (b) 400 u (c) 358 u (d) 948 u]
             47.  *QY OWEJ NKOG KU HQTOGF YJGP    I QH ECNEKWO PKVTCVG KU JGCVGF  #NUQ ſPF VJG XQNWOG QH PKVTQIGP FKQZKFG
                evolved.                                                                              [Ans. 28 g; 22.4 L]
             48.  The reaction between marble and nitric acid is
                CaCO (s) +     2HNO (aq)    o Ca(NO ) (aq)      +    H O    +    CO (g)
                                                                                     2
                                                        3 2
                      3
                                                                       2
                                     3
                Calculate:
                 (a)  mass of anhydrous calcium nitrate formed from 15 g of marble chips.
                  (b)  volume of carbon dioxide evolved under STP.                               [Ans. (a) 24.6 g (b) 3.36 L]
             49.  For the reaction
                Al C 3     +     12H O      o       3CH 4       + 4Al(OH) 3
                                     2
                  4
                  Calculate the volume of methane at STP released from 14.4 g of Al C .                   [Ans. 6.72 L]
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                                                                             3
             50.  For the reaction,
                MnO  2     +      4HCl      o       MnCl 2      +   2H O    +      Cl 2
                                                                        2
                  when 1.74 g of pure MnO  is heated strongly with conc. HCl, calculate
                                       2
                 (a)  moles of MnO  used                    (b) moles of MnCl  formed
                                                                            2
                                 2
                 (c)  mass of MnCl  formed                  (d) mass of chlorine evolved
                                2
                 (e)  volume of chlorine evolved (at STP)   (f) mass of the acid required.
                                                                 [Ans. (a) 0.02 mol (b) 0.02 mol (c) 2.52 g (d) 1.42 g (e) 0.448 L (f) 2.92 g]
             51. Tick (9) the correct answer.
                 (i)  Volume-volume relationship for a reaction between gases is given by
                    (a) Charles’ law                                                                             ‰
                    (b) Boyle’s law                                                                              ‰
                    (c) Avogadro’s law                                                                           ‰
                    (d) Gay-Lussac law                                                                           ‰
                (ii)  The mass percentage of hydrogen in water is
                    (a) 1.11                                                                                     ‰
                    (b) 88.9                                                                                     ‰
                    (c) 8.89                                                                                     ‰
                    (d) 11.11                                                                                    ‰
                (iii)  The accepted unit of atomic and molecular masses is
                    (a) kilogram                                                                                 ‰
                    (b) gram                                                                                     ‰
                    (c) pound                                                                                    ‰
                    (d)  atomic mass unit                                                                        ‰
                (iv)  Chemists commonly express the amount of any substance in the unit of
                    (a) mass                                                                                     ‰
                    (b) density                                                                                  ‰
                    (c) mole                                                                                     ‰
                    (d) volume                                                                                   ‰
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