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galina1969 [7]
2 years ago
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En un matraz, disponemos de 100 g de gas oxígeno que se encuentran a 1 at de presión y 273 K de temperatura. Calcular : a) el nú

mero de moles de gas oxígeno contenidos en el matraz ; b) el número de moléculas de oxígeno ; c) el número de átomos de oxígeno ; d) el volumen ocupado por el oxígeno. Masa atómica del oxígeno = 16.
Chemistry
1 answer:
Misha Larkins [42]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Explanation:

Dado que:

masa de oxígeno gaseoso = 100 g

presión = 1 atm

temperatura = 273 K

(a)

número de moles de oxígeno contenidos en el matraz = masa de oxígeno / masa molar de oxígeno

= 100 g / 16 gmol⁻¹

= 6.25 moles

(b) El número de moléculas de oxígeno es el siguiente:

Dado que 1 mol de oxígeno gaseoso contiene 6.023 * 10²³ moléculas de oxígeno.

Entonces, 6.25 moles contendrán:

= (6.25 ×  6.023 * 10²³) moléculas de oxígeno.

≅ 3.764 × 10²³ moléculas de oxígeno.

(c) El número de átomos de oxígeno es:

= 2 × 3.764 × 10²³

= 7.528 × 10²³ átomos de oxígeno

(d) Usando la ecuación de gas ideal

PV = nRT

El volumen ocupado por el oxígeno = \dfrac{nRT}{P}

Volumen ocupado por oxígeno = \dfrac{ 6.25 * 8.314 *273}{1}

Volumen ocupado por oxígeno= 14185.76 m³

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