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YXQ1
Pure compounds consisting of elements X and Y but in different proportions were analyzed
according to the following table:
X Y
Compound Mass percentage of element x Mass percentage of element Y
1 50 50
2 44.4 55.6
3 40 60
X3Y52X3Y43a
Y20XX3Y23b
45
X5Y41XY2c
135Y70Xd
X2Y
Prove with chemical calculations which of the following options is true and which is false?
a) If the empirical formula of compound (3) is X3Y4, then the empirical formula of
compound (2) is X3Y5.
b) If the empirical formula of compound (3) is X3Y2 and the molar mass of X is 20, then
the molar mass of Y is 45.
c) If the empirical formula of compound (2) is XY, then the empirical formula of compound
(1) is X5Y4.
d) If the molar mass of X is 70 and the molar mass of Y is 35, then the empirical formula
of compound (1) is X2Y.
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1.00atm 294K Q2
A tank containing only carbon tetrafluoride or butane has a temperature of 294 K and a
pressure of 1.00 atm. Using the data in the table, answer the following questions.
1.00atm
Substance Boiling Point at 1.00 atm Critical Point
CF4 -128 ˚C -46 ˚C
C4H10 -0.50 ˚C 152˚C
. CF4a
a. If the tank contains carbon tetrafluoride (CF4), will it be in liquid state? Explain your
answers.
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. C4H10 b
b. If the tank contains butane (C4H10), will it be in liquid state? Explain your answers
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H2OCO2130g C2H4C2H6Q3
C2H4400K 1.00 atm 40 dm3
C2H6
A mixture of ethane (C2H6) and ethene (C2H4) reacts completely with 130 g of oxygen to
produce CO2 and H2O. The mixture occupies 40 dm3 at 1.00 atm and 400 K. Assuming ideal
gas behavior, calculate the mole fractions of C2H4 and C2H6 in the mixture?
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O2CxHy 1dm3Q4
101325 Pa406.5K
0.162g
5%
A 1 dm3 vessel contains a mixture of carbon dioxide gas (CxHy) and oxygen gas (O2) at a
temperature of 406.5 K and a pressure of 101325 Pa. There is twice the amount of oxygen in
the mixture as is required to react with the hydrocarbon. After the hydrocarbon burns, carbon
dioxide gas and 0.162 g of water vapor are produced, and the pressure in the vessel (at the
same temperature) increases by 5%. What is the chemical formula of the hydrocarbon gas in
the mixture?
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