


1.moles = mass/molar mass
mass/moles =molar mass
2. moles of any substan at STP occupies 22.4 L
moles = mass/molar mass, molar mass = moles/moles
3.
a. mole of any substance occupies 22.4 L at STP
0.033 L correspond to 0.033/22.4 L =0.001473 moles
Moles = mass/Molar mass, molar mass= mass/moles = 0.253/0.001473 g/mole =172 g/mole
b. Molar mass = 0.151/(0.029/22.4) =116 g/mole
c. molar mass = 0.023/(0.080/22.4)= 6.44g/mole
d. Molar mas = 0.131/(0.086/22.4)= 34.12 g/mole
4. g/mole is nothing but molar mass or molecular weight
Average = (172+116+6.44+34.12)/4 =82.14 gm/mole
Standard deviation =
Standard deviation = sqrt(1/4* }(172- 82.14)2+116-82.14)2 +(6.44-82.14)2 + (34.12-82.14)2 =65.68
Relative standard deviartion = 100*65.68/82.14=79.84
4. The deviations between experimental values and average values is significant. Average values is 82.14 g/mole.
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