Chem Question

2007-06-17 7:50 am
1.CO2(g),SO2(g) and O2(g) are composed of atoms of different elements.At room temperature and pressure,what is the ratio of the no of atoms involved in 100cm3 of CO2(g),100cm3 of SO2(g) and 200cm3 of O2(g)?(molar volume of gas at room temperature and pressure=24dm3)
A.3:4:4
B.3:4:2
C.2:3:4
D.1:1:2

回答 (2)

2007-06-17 7:56 am
✔ 最佳答案
Since the three chemicals are all gases. So they occupy the same volume at room condition.

For CO2 (g)

No. of mole of molecules

= 0.1/24

= 1/240 mol

No. of mole of atoms

= 1/240 X 3

= 1/80 mol

For SO2 (g)

No. of mole of molecules

= 0.1/24

= 1/240 mol

No. of mole of atoms

= 1/240 X 3

= 1/80 mol

For O2 (g)

No. of moles of molecules

= 0.2/24

= 1/120 mol

No. of mole of atoms

= 1/120 X 2

= 1/60 mol


Therefore, the required ratio is:

1/80 : 1/80 : 1/60

= 3 : 3 : 4


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2007-06-17 10:56:37 補充:
Yes, maybe there are some mistakes in the original question. So, I have rechecked for many times, and I still get the answer 3:3:4. Also, the campanion below also calculated this answer. So maybe there's something wrong with the question.
參考: Myself~~~
2007-06-17 8:30 am
1C2O=3atoms
1S2O=3atoms
2(2O)=4atoms
as under RT&P
the no. of mole of gases are the same if they have same vol.
CO2:SO2:O2 = 3:3:4


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