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Chemical Calculations and Reactions Guide

The document covers various stoichiometry calculations, including normality, purity, and equivalent weights of different compounds. It includes detailed examples of chemical reactions, mass and volume calculations, and the relationships between reactants and products. Additionally, it discusses the principles of balancing chemical equations and the determination of concentrations in solutions.

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Chemical Calculations and Reactions Guide

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5.

STOICHIOMETRY
5.1 (C)

11 .2
Normallty of H O =- N
. ' ' 5.6 ed 2" 100 = 200 rneq =0.2 gram eq
m1III equlvalenls Ba(MnO,), reacted ~ milli equivalents of H,O, react =

Moles of Ba(MnO,) ::> ~; = 0.02 ·. [Link] Ba(MnO,), = 0.02" 375.


2

375 x0.02
% purity of Ba(MnO,), = • 100 = 50%
15

5.2 (C)
15 1000v 3 1000v
60 x100 , +50"100 2
:-x-
10 1000
V1 + V2 60 100

1 1 1
or - V1 + - V2 = - (V1 ; V2 ) or
4 20 6

6V -4V 10V2 -3V2 2V1 7V2 ':!J.. : 7/5


1
-- - -1 = or 24 = 60
or
V2
24 60

5.3 (B)
Mass of water= 105 x 1 = 105 g
let wt. of NH3 is X
X
given x .,. > 100 = 30
105
10x = 3x + 31 5
7x = 315
X: 45
Total mass= 45 + 105 = 150 g
150 1500
Volume of solu tion = mass of solution I density of solution =
0 _9 = 9 = 166.67 ml

5.4 (BJ
SAs,S , 28KMnO + H· - 10H AsO + 28Mn 2 • • SO 2-
J ' J ' '

meq of As2S, = meq. of KMnO,


X
246- y 1000 X 28 : 5Q 1( 0.1 X 5 X = 0.22 g
.,
5.5 (A)
Equlvalenr of K,Cr,01 = equivalent of N 2H4
also equlvalent of KMnO 4 =oquivelent of N,H,
So. eq.,lvalent of K,Cr, O 1 = equivalent of KMnO,
0.1 • 6 • v, = 0 .3 • 5 • v,
50 V, • 2/5 V,

5.6 (0) 5.7 (0)

5.8 (B)
1000
m~. of acid's in 50 ml = m-eq. of Na,co , 25 • 2 + 50 • 4 + 2 • 2 •, = ~ • 25 • I
x " 62.5 ml
5.9 (0)
3 NaOH • FeCI, - > Fe(OH), • 3N8Ct
mili eq, of NaOH = mili eq. of Fe(OH ),

!'\n , rnr FH(OH), mo • N =


W
E • 1000 ( E,-<,,..., •
molwt.)
3

1A25 • 10 • 3
N= = 0.399 = 0.4 N
107
5.10 (C)
eq . of Acid = eq. or base
0.4 0.5
n• -96 • -40 =>
: . At. W1 of A = 96 - 3 = 93

5.11 (D)
2, .5 ·2 5
Na, S 20 , + KBrO, - + Br+ Na, S 4 0 1
v.f = 1 v.f = 6
by m.e. of Na, s,o , = m.e. or KBrO,
molarity or Na, S,O, = 0. 1 M
5.12 (CJ
Mill eq. of FeSO, · 7H 2O in 25 ml= Mili eq. or KMnO, used= 2 Mili eq .
Mill eq. or Feso, · tH 2o in , ooo ml = so Mm t14 .
80 1
mass of FeSO, 7H 20 In solution = - "278" 1000 = 22.24 gm
1
22.24
% of FeSO 4 · 7H 2O = ~ x =
100 = 88.96 89%
5.13 (B)
Let normality of HCI Is N 1 and H 2SO, is N2.
Mill eq. of HCI + Mili eq. of H 2 S0, = Mili eq. of NaOH
25 X N1 + 25 X N2 = 10 X 1 ..(1)
N1 + N2 = 0.4 ...(1)
BY POAC
Moles of c1- = moles of AgCI
20 xN1 0.1435
1000
=- - =10-3
143.5
N,=0.05N
N2 = 0.35 N
5.14 IAJ
KIO, • SKI --- + 31<,O + 31,
mole o.o 1 0.04
LR .
J 0 . 12 w,, = ~ . 25-4 = 6.09 6 g
3 5
'\ =s•n,o e s•0.04 =-5 - =>

5.15 (AJ
meq. or NH, • 10
m.m ole ofN H, = 10
m ,mo le of (NH , ),SO . = 5
5
wt. Of(NH, ), SO, : lOOO • 132 = 0.66
gm

0.6 6
% ol (NH,), SO, = 0. 7 • 100 = 9"4.2
8%

5. 145 (A)
KOH + Na2CO,
a Mill eq . b.M lli eq.

b 1
a+ - = 15 • -20
2
...(I) (In presence of phenolphl hale in)
2a + b = 1.5

~ = 1.2 5 ...(II) (in pre sen ce of Me thy1 ora nge )


a + b = 25 •
2
by solv ing (I) & (ii) a = 0.2 5 Mill eq.
0.2 5
gm
ma ss of KO H = 1000 • 56 = 0.0 14

S.17 (0)
of Na, s ,o, reacteo wilh 1,.
Moles of pur e CuSO, " 0.12 = moles
Mol es of Na, s,o, = 120 • 1O"' • M
= 12 o.

5.18 (CJ
n.
S 1 : It Is a disp rop orti ona tion rea ctio
mo l wt.
s, : Ir Is 6
rea cta nt pro d uct sho uld be kno wn.
S3 • For calc ula tion of val ency fac tor
(t:) "lo (WI WJ osc ,v,' 5► 40 -10 00

5.51 4
144
.. 36;-;
--~ ;;:;--::
m)-; " 100 = 40
144,--
% of car bon = -:- . m 5(1 0-

On solving m =4

5.52 2 ppm .
M,V, = M,V,
1
50 • M I = -50 •0 .1
1
M, (HC01 ·J= _ 3

., ._ n __ ____ __ 25 10
t
mmolos of HCO,- c ,$.,ol • SO = iii
1 ,

mmolos of ca•· = -
,
1000

mmotu:,, uf CaCO.1 •
1 '
0CX>

weight ol CnCO• =
,
- • 1o·• • 100 w 1Oa<
10()()

10
... 1O' C 2 Pl>"'•
hardnoss c (wolgl,t ol C11CO, / weight ol water I• 10' • ,o" N

5 f>3 Balnnce chemical Aquation, ere :


Ca,(PO, ), • 8Mg -♦ Ca.P, • 8MgO
Ca, P, • 6H,O - - • 3Cl(OH), ♦ 2PH,
21'H, • 401 --- P 1 0 1 + 3H,0
MgO • P,O, - + Mg(PO,),
moles ol magnesium used • 0.8 moles
molos or MgO lonnod = 0.8 moles
moles ot Ca, P, formed 0.1 moles
moles ol PH, formed = 0.2 moles
moles ol P 1O, lonned = 0. t mole (limltlng reagent)
moles ot Mg(PO, I, = 0.1 moles
mass ol Mg(PO ,), =18.2 gram
Ans. 18 gl'lm
5.54 99%
Rodox changes ore :
Fe - Fe·• + 2e- ~n H 2S0,)
Fe·2 - , Fe· 3 + e- (with K,Cr2O7)
60 •Cr, •5 - . 2cr· 3

[Link] . or Fe·•• In 20 ml = [Link] . of K2 Cr2O7 = 30 • 1 = 1


30
1x1 00
[Link]. or Fe·• in 100 ml = =5
20
meq ~
[Link] of Fe· 2 = 7t-:- = 1 = 5 = [Link] of Fe
Mass of pure Fe in wire = 5 • 1Cr' • 56 = 0.28 g
0.28
% ol Fe In wire= _ • 100 = 99%
0 2828
5_55 6
4 .44 mg CaCl, is equivalent 10 4 mg CaCO,
1.9 mg MgCI, Is equivalent to 2 mg c aco,
Total wt of Caco, = 6 mg

6 • 10- 3
Hardness in ppm = • HJ• = 6 ppm
103
5.56 12
40 g. 0 • 60 g metal
8 g, 0 • 12 g metal (E)
5.S7 20
PbO, + 4KI - Pb1 2 + 1, + 21<,0
NzH.: • 2J 1 - Nl + 4HI
1 12
~
motes of N 2 lilJ.cr4led - .. s IC 1Q-.l mnlf!I
22.4
1
so mole of 12 reacted= 5 • 1Cr 2 • 2 = 10- mole
mole of PbO, reacted = 1o-• mole
PbO, • 2H, O - Pb(OH),
Pb{OH), + 2Na0H ---+ Na2 (Pb(OH)J or Na2Pb0 2
mole ol NaOH required = 10-1 • 2
2
1 V = _, = 2000 ml Ana.
V .. - JI 10 3 = 2. 10- 1 10
10

5.N ll •2, y • 1
If 11.4 ls molar mass of (CH, ), AICI ,
0.643 •
m(CH,) = 11.4 • 16 = 0 .2,2.

0.643y
and m(AgCI) = 11.4 • 143.5 = 0.996.

ah
d ividing : yx = 2, Also 11.4 = 15• • 27 + 3S.5y = 1Sx + 27 + 2 s 32.75x + 27.

0 .643 • , 16 y. 1 .
222 ll • 1.98 • 2. ~
32.75x • 27 = 0· · :::>

5.59 4
29.2% (wlw) HCI has density= 1.25 g/ml
Now, mole ol HCI required in 0.4 M HCI
= 0.4 • 0.5 mOffl = 0.2 mole
,1 v mol or orglnal HCI solution Is taken
lhen volume of solution = 1.25 v
moo& of Hr.I = (1.25 v • 0.292)
1.25V X 0.292
moie of HCI = _:..::...:..._ :.:.::..:..=. = 0.2
36.5

36.S x 0.2 I
so, V = _29 " 1 _25 mo = 20 ml
0
V/5 = 4.

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