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Standard XII
Chemistry
Types of Redox Reactions
The weight of...
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The weight of the pure sample of kclo3 to be decomposed in order to get 0.96g of o2..
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Q.
On heating 4.9 gms of
K
C
l
O
3
, the weight loss is found to be 0.384 gms. The
%
of
K
C
l
O
3
decomposed is
___
Q.
On heating 4.9 g of
K
C
l
O
3
, the weight loss is found to be 0.384 g. The percentage of
K
C
l
O
3
decomposed is:
Q.
On heating
4.9
g of
K
C
l
O
3
, the weight loss is found to be
0.384
g. The percentage of
K
C
l
O
3
, decomposed is:
Q.
The percent loss in weight after heating a pure sample of potassium chlorate (mol.wt.=122.5) will be
?
(
K
C
l
O
3
→
K
C
l
+
O
2
)
Q.
Calculate the percent loss in weight after complete decomposition of a pure sample of potassium chlorate,
K
C
l
O
3
(
s
)
→
K
C
l
(
s
)
+
O
2
(
g
)
:
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