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A mixture of aluminium and zinc weighing 1.67 g was completely dissolved in acid and evolved 1.69 litres of H2 at NTP. The weight of aluminium in the original mixture is:

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2.24 g
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1.24 g
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6.8 g
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4.2 g
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Solution

The correct option is D 1.24 g
Aluminium and Zinc both evolve H2 with acid.

Let x g be the weight of Al in the mixture.

Then, weight of Zn =(1.67x) g.

Sum of equivalents of metals will be equal to the equivalents of hydrogen gas.
(xEq.wt.ofAl+(1.67x)Eq.wt.ofZn)=eq. of H2
or, x9+1.67x32.7=1.6911.2 (Eq.wt.of Al=279 and Zn=65.42,for H2=22.42=11.2)
x=1.24 g

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