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Standard XII
Chemistry
Percentage Composition
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Calculate the mass of potassium chlorate required to liberate 6.72 of oxygen at STP.
[Assume: molar mass of potassium chlorate as 122.5 g / mol].
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Solution
2
K
C
l
O
3
⟶
2
K
C
l
+
3
O
2
From the above equation,
Amount of
K
C
l
O
3
required to liberate
(
22.4
×
3
)
L
of oxygen
=
2
×
122.5
g
Therefore,
Amount of
K
C
l
O
3
required to liberate
6.72
L
of oxygen
=
2
×
122.5
22.4
×
3
×
6.72
=
24.5
g
Hence,
24.5
g
of
K
C
l
O
3
is required.
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