The volume of πΆπ2 produced by heating 33.5π πΏπ2πΆπ3 at room temperature and pressure is (ππ πΏπ2πΆπ3 = 67π/πππ):
Correct answer: B. 12.0 ππ3
- A. 22.4 ππ3
- B. 12.0 ππ3
- C. 11.2 ππ3
- D. 24.0 ππ3
Explanation
moles of Li2CO3= mass/Mr =33.5/67 = 0.5 Moles of CO2: moles of Li2CO3 1 : 1 Hence moles of CO2 =0.5 0.5 Γ 24= 12dm3 Molar volume at ROOM temperature and pressure is 12 dmΒ³ while molar volume at STANDARD temperature and pressure is 22.4 dmΒ³.
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