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Two flasks A and B of equal volumes are kept under similar conditions of temperature and pressure. If flask A holds 16.2 g of gas X while flask B holds 1.012 g of hydrogen, calculate the relative molecular mass of gas X:

A

20 g

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B

32 g

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C

28 g

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D

44 g

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Solution

The correct option is B 32 g
A mole is equal to the relative molecular mass of a gas. As given, the number of moles of gas X and hydrogen are same in the two flasks.
Therefore no. of moles in 2g of hydrogen gas = 1
No. of moles in 1.01g of hydrogen gas = 1/2
Now the weight of gas X that contains 1/2 moles = 16.2g
Weight of gas X that contains 1mole = $\frac{16.2}{1 / 2}$ = 32g

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