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In the lab, you prepare 50 mL of FeCl3*6H2O 0.1 M. Now find the Normality [N],...

In the lab, you prepare 50 mL of FeCl3*6H2O 0.1 M. Now find the Normality [N], %(w/v) and ppm.

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Sol:-

  • 1 L = 1000 mL
  • Atomic mass of Fe = 56 g/mol.
  • Atomic mass of Cl = 35.5 g/mol.
  • Atomic mass of H = 1 g/mol.
  • Atomic mass of O = 16 g/mol.
  • Molecular mass of FeCl3•6H2O = {56 + (3*35.5) +6(2*1 + 16 )} = { 56 + 106.5 + 6(18)} g/mol. = {56 + 106.5 + 108} g/mol. = 270.5 g/mol
  • Molecular mass of FeCl3(soluts) = { 56 + (3*35.5)} g/mol. = {56 + 106.5} g/mol. = 162.5 g/mol
  • n-factor in FeCl3 = 3
  • n-factor = number of e- transfer in reaction
  • Density of FeCl3•6H2O = 1.82 g/mL

Data provided in the question is :-

  • Volume of solution = 50 mL = 0.050 L
  • Concentration of solution(Molarity) = 0.1M

Formula used :-

  • Normality = (gram-equivalent of Solute) /(Volume of solution in litres)
  • Gram-equivalent = (weight)/(equivalent weight)
  • Equivalent weight = (molecular weight)/(n-factor)
  • Normality = (n-factor) *(molarity)
  • Mole of solute = (molarity) * (volume of solution in litres)
  • Mass of solute =( mole of solute) *(molecular mass of solute)
  • %(w/v) = {(mass of solute)/(volume of solution)} * 100
  • ppm = {(mass of solute) /(mass of solution) } * 106

Calculation :-

Moles of solute = (molarity) * (Volume of solution in litres)

= (0.1M) * (0.050 L) mol.

= 0.0050 mole

Mass of solute(FeCl3) = (mole of FeCl3) * ( molecular mass of FeCl3)

= (0.0050 mole) * (162.5 g/mol.)

= 0.8125 g

Equivalent weight of solute(FeCl3) = (molecular weight of FeCl3)/ (n-factor)

= (162.5)/ 3

= 54.166 g.

Gram-equivalent of solute(FeCl3) = (weight of FeCl3)/(equivalent weight of FeCl3)

=( 0.8125 g) /(54.166 g)

= 0.0150

Normality = (gram-equivalent of FeCl3)/(Volume of solution in litres)

  = (0.015 )/(0.050 L)

= 0.3 gram-equivalent/L

%(w/v) = {(weight of solute(FeCl3))/(Volume of solution) }*100

= {(0.8125 g) /(50 mL) }*100

= (0.01625 g/mL) * 100

= 1.625 %

Mass of solution(FeCl3•6H2O) = (density of FeCl3•6H2O) * (Volume of solution(FeCl3•6H2O))

= (1.82 g/mL) * (50 mL)

= 91 g

ppm =

{(mass of solute(FeCl3))/(mass of solution(FeCl3•6H2O))} * 106

= [{(0.8125 g) /(91 g) } * 106] ppm

= [0.008928 * 106 ]ppm

= 8.928 * 103 ppm

Normality = 0.3 gram-equivalent/L

%(w/v) = 1.625 %

ppm = 8.928 * 103 ppm

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