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The times taken for the effusion of equal volumes of carbon dioxide and a mixture of carbon dioxide with carbon monoxide were 28 s and 24 s respectively. Calculate the apparent molar mass of the mixture and the mole fraction of each gas in the mixture :

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32.3g/mole,XCO2=0.27,XCO=0.73
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12.4g/mole,XCO2=0.73,XCO=0.27
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64.2g/mole,XCO2=0.18,XCO=0.82
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22.3g/mole,XCO2=0.82,XCO=0.18
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Solution

The correct option is A 32.3g/mole,XCO2=0.27,XCO=0.73
Rateofeffusion=VolumeoutTimetaken
rCO2=Volumeout28LS
rmix=Volumeout24LS
Since we have taken equal volumes of CO2 and mixtures of CO2+CO; Volume out will be same.
rCO2×28=rmix×24
rCO2rmix=2428=67
From Graham's Law;
r2r1=M1M2
Where M1 and M2 are molar mass
rCO2rmix=MmixMCO2
67=Mmix44
Mmix=3649×44=32.3 g/mol
Let mole fraction of CO2 in mixture be x.
Mole fraction of CO=1x
Molarmassofmix=Molefraction×MCO2+Molefraction×MCOMolefractionofCO2+MolefractionofCO
32.3=x×44+(1x)×28x+1x
x=0.27;
Mole fraction of CO2=0.27
Mole fraction of CO=10.27=0.73

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