Respuesta :
Answer;
= 23.33 g of B
Solution;
Decomposition gives 15 g of A and 35g of B
Therefore; for every 15/15 = 1 gram of A there are 35/15 = 2.3333 g of B
Hence; If there are 10 g of A, (10*1), there will be;
= 10 × 2.33333 g = 23.33 g
= 23.33 g of B
Answer:
23.33 grams of element b was produced by second sample of the compound on decomposition.
Explanation:
Sample-1 of compound containing ab gives :
Mass of a = 15 g
Mass of b = 35 g
Ratio of mass of mass of a to mass of b:
[tex]\frac{15 g}{35 g}=\frac{3}{7}[/tex]
Sample-2 of compound containing ab gives :
Mass of a = 10 g
Mass of b = x
Ratio of mass of mass of a to mass of b:[tex]\frac{10 g}{x}[/tex]
Since the both samples are of same compound the ratio of masses will remain same.
[tex]\frac{10 g}{x}=\frac{3}{7}[/tex]
[tex]x=\frac{70 g}{3}= 23.33 g[/tex]
23.33 grams of element b was produced by second sample of the compound on decomposition.
