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Jlenok [28]
3 years ago
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If you have 23 g of Lithium oxide, what is the volume of Oxygen that is produced? _____ Li2O2 + _____ H2O  _____ LiOH + _____ O

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Chemistry
1 answer:
Svet_ta [14]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

1st step : find the number of moles for the known substance

number of moles =mass/ relative molecular mass

n=23/Li2O2

n=23/(14+32)

n =23/46

n= 0,5moles

2nd step : balance the equation

2Li202 +2H20-----> 4LiOH +O2

3rd step : find the mole ratio of the known or stated using the balanced equation

Li2O2 : O2

2 : 1

4th step :find the number of moles for the asked using the mole ratio using simple proportion

Li2O2 :O2

2 :1

0,5 :???

0,5/2 ×1

= 0,25moles for (O2)

5th step : find the asked either mass , volume , concentration

number of moles = volume/molar gas volume

volume = number of moles × molar gas volume

v = 0,25moles × 28dm^3

v= 7 dm^3 of (O2)

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