Asked by alastair
Can someone show me the answer to this as I am well confused.
What mass of lead oxide reacts with 2400dm3 of carbon monoxide?
What mass of lead oxide reacts with 2400dm3 of carbon monoxide?
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Answered by
DrBob222
What temperature? what pressure? Is that at STP? What Pb; i.e., PbO or PbO2. IF at STP, then mols CO = 2400 cm3/22.4 dm3 = ?
But I can't even write an equation with know the kind of lead oxide.
But I can't even write an equation with know the kind of lead oxide.
Answered by
alastair
Hi sorry, Pbo at room temperature
Answered by
alastair
Pbo + co = Pb + co2
Answered by
DrBob222
C'mon. Use that caps key when needed.
PbO + CO ==> Pb + CO2
Use PV = nRT and solve for n = number of mols for CO at room T. T will be 298 K if you use 25C as room T. V will be 2400 and P will be 1 atm.
Then convert mols CO to mols PbO using the coefficients in the balanced equation,
Finally, gams PbO = mols PbO x molar mass PbO.
PbO + CO ==> Pb + CO2
Use PV = nRT and solve for n = number of mols for CO at room T. T will be 298 K if you use 25C as room T. V will be 2400 and P will be 1 atm.
Then convert mols CO to mols PbO using the coefficients in the balanced equation,
Finally, gams PbO = mols PbO x molar mass PbO.
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