Solution: Mass of 206Po produced = 61.9106 mg
Explanation:
Given data:
Molar mass of PoCl4 ( Assuming that only 210Po isotopes of Polonium are present in PoCl4)
= (Atomic mass of 210Po) + 4 * (Atomic mass of Cl)
= ( 209.98 ) g + ( 4 * 35.453) g
= 351.792 g
Step 1: Calculation of Mass of 210Po in 562.0 mg sample of PoCl4
Percentage mass of 210Po in PoCl4 = ( Molecular mass of 210Po ) / ( Molar mass of PoCl4 ) * 100
= { ( 209.98 g) / (351.792 g) } * 100
= ( 0.59688 ) * 100
= 59.69 %
Therefore, Mass of 210Po in 562.0 mg sample of PoCl4 = 59.69 % of 562.0 mg
= 0.5969 * 562.0 mg
= 335.4503 mg
Step 2: Calculation of Mass of 210Po left after t = 334.1 days
This is the inital amount of 210Po present. Let this be denoted as Ao
Hence, Ao = 335.4503 mg
Since, radioactive decay follows first-order kinetics, hence
Half-life ( t1/2) of 210Po = ln 2 / k
where k is the decay constant.
t1/2 = ln 2 / k
or k = ln2 / t1/2
or k = ln2 / ( 138.4 days ) [ Given, t1/2 = 138.4 days ]
or k = 0.693 / 138.4
or k = 0.005 days-1
Using the integrated rate expression for first order reaction,
A = Aoe-kt
where A is the amount of 210Po left after time t = 334.1 days
Ao is the initial amount of 210Po = 335.4503 mg
k is the decay constant, k = 0.005/day
Hence, A = ( 335.4503 mg ) e- { ( 0.005/day ) * 334.1 days ) }
A = ( 335.4503 mg ) e- ( 1.6705 )
A = ( 335.4503 mg ) * ( 0.1881529 )
A = 63.11596 mg
This is the amount of 210Po left after t = 334.1 days
No. of moles of 210Po in 63.1159 mg = 63.11596 mg / Molar mass of 210Po
= ( 63.11596 * 10-3 g ) / ( 209.98 g )
= 0.3006 * 10-3 moles of 210Po
Step 3: Calculation of mass of 206Pb produced
Now from the alpha decay equation of 210Po:
210Po 206Pb + 24He
1 mole of 210Po produces 1 mole of 206Pb.
Hence, 0.3005 * 10-3 moles of 210Po will produce = 0.3006 * 10-3 moles of 206Pb .
Mass of one mole of 206Pb = 205.97 g
Therefore, Mass of 0.3005 * 10-3 moles of 206Pb = 0.3006 * 10-3 * 205.97 g
= 61.9106 * 10-3 g
= 61.9106 mg
Hence, Mass of 206Pb produced = 61.9106 mg (Ans.)
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