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The volume of carbon dioxide gas evolved at S.T.P. by heating $7.3\, gm$ of $Mg \left( HCO _{3}\right)_{2}$ will be
The volume of carbon dioxide gas evolved at S.T.P. by heating $7.3\, gm$ of $Mg \left( HCO _{3}\right)_{2}$ will be
Updated On: Aug 1, 2022
- 2240 ml
- 1120 ml
- 2340 ml
- 2000 ml.
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Solution and Explanation
$Mg\left(HCO_{3}\right)_{2} \to MgO + 2CO_{2} + H_{2}O$
$146 \,g$ give $22.4$ Litre of $CO_{2}$
$\Rightarrow 7.3 \,g$ will give $= \frac{22.4}{146}\times7.3$
$\Rightarrow = 1.12$ litre of $CO_{2}$
$= 1120\, ml$ of $CO_{2}$
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