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Inorganic Chemistry

a gas has vapour density 11.2 the volume occupied by 1g of gas at NTP is a) 1L b) B)11.2L c)22.4L D)4L

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14 Years agoGrade
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Profile image of Yogita Nain
14 Years ago

molecular mass of gas = 2*V.D.

                                 =2*11.2 =22.4

no of moles of gas = weight/ molecular mass

                            = 1/22.4

vol oF gas = no of moles * V

                = 1/ 22.4 * 22.4

                = 1 L

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14 Years ago

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The answer is a) 1L ..

 

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Profile image of aravind
10 Years ago
its A 
SINCE VAPOUR DENSITY OF A GAS  * 2 =MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF THA GAS 
M.WT.=2*V.D 
          = 2*11.2
          = 22.4g
therefore 22.4g 0f gas at ntp occupies 22.4 L volume 
then 1g oggas at ntp occupies 1L 
 
Profile image of ghg
8 Years ago
The answer to your question is 1 litre.
This is because VD=2*Molecular mass
 
SINCE VAPOUR DENSITY OF A GAS  * 2 =MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF THA GAS 
M.WT.=2*V.D 
          = 2*11.2
          = 22.4g
therefore 22.4g 0f gas at ntp occupies 22.4 L volume 
then 1g oggas at ntp occupies 1L