8) First see balance reaction between Ba(OH)2 and HCl
Ba(OH)2 + 2HCl
BaCl2 + 2H2O
Here, one mole of barium hydroxide react with two moles of HCl gives barium chloride and water as product.
We have to calculate moles of Ba(OH2) ,because we know amount and strength of barium hydroxide.
# Amount of barium hydroxide(V1) = 36.8mL
#strength of Barium hydroxide (M1)= 0.386M
# strength of HCl( M2) = 0.562 M
#Volume of HCl required = ?
We can use,
M1 V1 = M2V2 Formula
By putting values into equation -
0.386 M x 36.8 mL = 0.562 M x V2
So ,
V2= (0.386 x 36.8 )/(0.526)
= 25.27mL
But 2.0 mole of HCl solution require for one mole of barium hydroxide, so total HCl required for complete reaction ,
= 25.27 mL x 2
= 50 .55 mL of 0.562M HCl solution required .
9)solution-
We know definition of Molarity -
Number of moles per liter of solution is called as Molarity .
From balance reaction it is clear that one mole of lead nitrate react with potassium sulfide to give one mole of lead sulfide , so we have to calculate number of moles from strength and Molarity .
#Molarity (M) = Number of moles (n) / per liter of solution (L)
By rearranging above formula ,
#Number of moles (n) = Molarity (M) x volume of solution in liter
Let's given strength in terms of Molarity and quantity in liter
# lead nitrate =25 mL =0.025 Liter
# strength of lead nitrate =0.225M
# Molar mass of lead nitrate =331.2 g/mol
So, number of moles (n)= 0.225 M x 0.025 Lit
= 0.005625 moles
We have to know about limiting reagent by isolation of limiting reactant.
# Molarity of K2 S = 0.148 M
# amount of K2S = 35 mL = 0.035 mL
Moles of K2S = 0.148 M x 0.035 ML
= 0.00518 moles of K2S
So moles of K2S less than moles of lead nitrate, so
moles of K2 S is limiting reagent .(0.00518 mol
0.005625
mol) ,so moles of K2S decided the amount of product
.
a) number of moles of product fotmed= 0.00518 mol(Limiting reagent )
b) molar mass of lead sulfide =239.3 g/mol
100% theoretical yield of lead sulfide = moles of limitating reagents x molar mass of lead sulfide
= 0.00518 mol x 239.3 g/mol
= 1.24 g of PbS will be formed .
c) how many grams of lead sulfide formed reaction has 75 %yiled
75 % yield =( 1.24 x75 )/100
=0.930 g PbS will be formed .
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