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A solid mixture weighing 0.05485 gcontained only ferrous ammonium sulfate and ferrous chloride. The sample was dissolved in 1MH2SO4, and the Fe2+ required 13.39mLof 0.01234MCe4+for complete oxidation toFe3+(Ce4++Fe2+Ce3++Fe3+). Calculate the weight percent CI ofin the original sample.

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The weight percent of Cl in sample is 8.17%

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01

Find the sample mass value.

The mass of sample containingFeSO4(NH4)2SO46H2OandFeCl26H2Ois 0.05485g

Volume of0.01234MCe4+required for complete oxidation toFe3+

=13.39mL=0.01339L

Molar mass ofFeSO4(NH4)2SO46H2O=392.13g/mol

Molar mass ofFeCl26H2O

=234.84g/mol

LetFeSO4(NH4)2SO46H2O denoted as x andFeCl26H2O denoted as y

The number of moles in Ce required

x+y=0.01339L0.01234molCe4+Lx+y=1.65232610-4molCe

The mass of the sample.

392.13x+234.84y=0.05485

02

Calculate the mass of the Cl

From above equation we havex=1.65232610-4-y

Replacing x in the equation392.13x+234.84y=0.05485 we get

392.13(1.65232610-4-y)+234.84y=0.05485

Now we need to calculate the value of y,

=6.3212310-5mol

03

Calculate the weight percent of Cl

Now, we can solve for the mass of Cl using mole concept.

massofCl=6.3212310-5molFeCl22molCl1molFeCl35.45gCl1molCl=4.48210-3gCl

%w/w=massofsubstanceofinterestmassofsample100=4.48210-3gCl0.05485gsample100=8.17%

Thus, the weight percent of Cl in sample in 8.17%

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