Moles,Density and Concentration MCQs

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Q1.
What is the weight of 10 moles of a mixture with composition 15% Oβ‚‚, 25% SOβ‚‚, 30% COClβ‚‚ , 25% SO₃ and 5% Nβ‚‚?
Discuss
Answer: (d).719
Q2.
If a compound contains 48% of Carbon, 48% of oxygen and 8% of hydrogen by weight, then what is the possible molecular formula of the compound?
Discuss
Answer: (d).Cβ‚„Hβ‚ˆO₃
Q3.
A compound contain 12% of carbon, 16% of oxygen, 28% of nitrogen, 4% of hydrogen and 40% calcium by weight, then what can be the possible formula of the compound?
Discuss
Answer: (c).CH₃Nβ‚‚Caβ‚‚(OH)
Q4.
What is the value of x in Cβ‚‚Hβ‚ˆ(OH)x if the percentage by weight of hydrogen is 12%?

a.

1

b.

2

c.

3

d.

4

Discuss
Answer: (d).4
Q5.
If hydrogen is 14% by weight in CH₃(OH)x(NH₃)y, then what is the possible value of x*y?
Discuss
Answer: (a).6
Q6.
A liquid mixture of Oβ‚‚, CHβ‚„ and CO has the composition 32% Oβ‚‚, 16% CHβ‚„ and 52% CO, then what is the mole fraction of CHβ‚„?
Discuss
Answer: (b).0.2
Q7.
A gaseous mixture is composed of 20% COβ‚‚, 40% Oβ‚‚ and 40% Nβ‚‚. What is the mass fraction of Nβ‚‚?
Discuss
Answer: (a).0.307
Q8.
A liquid mixture composed of 20% CHβ‚„, 30% Cβ‚‚Hβ‚„, 35% Cβ‚‚Hβ‚‚, and 15% Cβ‚‚Hβ‚‚O. What is the average molecular weight of the mixture?
Discuss
Answer: (b).25
Q9.
A gaseous mixture composed of 20% CHβ‚„, 30% Cβ‚‚Hβ‚„, 35% Cβ‚‚Hβ‚‚, and 15% Cβ‚‚Hβ‚‚O. What is the average molecular weight of the mixture?
Discuss
Answer: (c).6.75
Q10.
The mole percent of Hβ‚‚ and Nβ‚‚ in a mixture is 50% each, what is the mass percentage of Hβ‚‚?
Discuss
Answer: (a).12.5
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