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A flask, capacity 600cm3, was used to calculate the molar volume of sulphur dioxide.

The following data was obtained.



Mass of evacuated flask = 512.97g

Mass of flask+ sulphur dioxide = 514.57g


Calculate the molar volume of sulphur dioxide �F߁(
How many moles (n) of SO2 do you have?
Molar vol =600/n

Note that this is molar volume at the (unstated) temperature and pressure. This varies when T or P change.
Reply 2
1 mole of sulfur Dioxide
Reply 3
1 mole of sulfur dioxide
Reply 4
Original post by ayeeyaboiii
1 mole of sulfur dioxide


wait i 1.6/64.1 = 0.25 moles
Original post by ayeeyaboiii
wait i 1.6/64.1 = 0.25 moles


That doesn't seem right...
Want to recheck it?
Reply 6
i'm lost, do i find the gfm and then find the find the difference between the flask with sulfur and evacuated ?
Original post by ayeeyaboiii
i'm lost, do i find the gfm and then find the find the difference between the flask with sulfur and evacuated ?


At the moment you just wanr to do 1.6/64 correctly 😁 as you nees the number of moles.
Then proceed as my first reply suggests.
Reply 8
Original post by TutorsChemistry
At the moment you just wanr to do 1.6/64 correctly 😁 as you nees the number of moles.
Then proceed as my first reply suggests.

is it 0.025
Original post by ayeeyaboiii
is it 0.025


Great.

Now, molar volume (cm3) = vol/n
= 600/0.025
Original post by TutorsChemistry
Great.

Now, molar volume (cm3) = vol/n
= 600/0.025

24,000
Spot on.

Remember this value. It is the molar volume in cm3 of any gas at 298K and 1 atmosphere pressure.
so is that Molar Volume of sulfur dioxide ?
Yes.
Original post by TutorsChemistry
Yes.

thank you so much who every you are

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