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The document is a problem set focusing on stoichiometry, presenting various questions related to the analysis and conversion of chemical compositions into mole percentages and other calculations. It includes specific data for different samples such as magnesite ore, glass, limestone, and solutions of acids and salts. Each question requires applying stoichiometric principles to derive the necessary chemical information.

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Problem Set 3

The document is a problem set focusing on stoichiometry, presenting various questions related to the analysis and conversion of chemical compositions into mole percentages and other calculations. It includes specific data for different samples such as magnesite ore, glass, limestone, and solutions of acids and salts. Each question requires applying stoichiometric principles to derive the necessary chemical information.

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Problem Set - 3

Stoichiometry / B. I Bhatt and S B Thakore; Pg. Nos. 46 to 47

Q. No. Question Data


The analysis of magnesite ore obtained from Chalk Hill area,
Q.1. Salem district, yields 81% MgCO₃. 14 % SiO₂ and 5% H₂O (by
mass): Convert the analysis into mole %.
The analysis of a sample of glass yields 7.8 % Na₂O, 7.0 % MgO
Q.2. 9.7% ZnO, 2.0% Al₂O₃, 8.5% B₂O₃ and 65.0% SiO₂ (by mass).
Convert this composition into mole%
A sample of milliolite limestone, obtained from Porbandar,
Gujarat, is found to contain 54.5% CaO (by mass). If this CaO is At. Wt. of Mg = 24.3
Q.3.
present as CaCO₃ in the limestone, find the content of CaCO₃ in
the limestone At. Wt. of Si = 28
A saturated solution of KCI in aqueous HCI is prepared at 25°C
At. Wt. of Zn = 65.4
(298.15 K) by dis-solving 4.0 g HCI/100 g water and 19.61 g
Q.4.
KCI/100 g water⁵. Calculate mass % and mole % compositions of At. Wt. of Al = 27
the solution.
An aqueous solution contains 19.0% NH₃, 65.6% NH₄NO₃ and At. Wt. of B = 10.8
Q.5. 6.0% urea, NH2CONH2, (by mass). Calculate the available At. Wt. of Ca = 40
nitrogen content solution.
The strength of a phosphoric acid sample is found to be 35% At. Wt. of K = 39
Q.6.
P₂O₅ (by mass) in the acid
At. Wt. of P = 31
Make the following conversions:
(a) 294 g/L H₂SO₄ to normality (N) At. Wt. of S = 32
(b) 4.8 mg/mL CaCl₂ to normality (N)
Q.7.
(c) 5 N H₃PO₄ to g /L
(d) 54.75 g/L HCl to molarity (M)
(e) 3 M K₂SO₄ to g/L
An aqueous solution of acetic acid, CH3COOH, of 35%
concentration (by mass) has a density of 1.04 kg/L at 25°C
Q.8
(298.15 K). Find the molarity, normality and molality of the
solution.

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