b) i) Calculate the number of moles of sodium ions In an aqueous solution of 2.63 g of Na,CO,.i) When 5.06 g of Iron reacted completely with 10.65 g of dry Chlorine gas, an Iron chloride wasformed. Deduce the equation for the reaction.c) The molar mass of a volatile liquid can be obtained by converting a weighed amount of it into vapourand measuring its volume. When 0.135 g of a volatile liquid was injected into a gas syringe at 90 °C, itfoimed S6 cm' of vapour at atmospheric pressure.State one assumption made to obtain the molar mass of the liquid from such data.ii)Deduce the molar mass of the liquid if the molar gas constant is 8.314 IK'mor.iii)If some of the liquid evaporated after weighing, what effect will this have on the experimentalvalue of the molar mass of the liquid?

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b) i) Calculate the number of moles of sodium ions In an aqueous solution of 2.63 g of Na,Co, ii) When 5.06 g of Iron reacted completely with 10.65 g of dry Chlorine gas, an Iron chloride was formed. Deduce the equation for the reaction. w .....

b) i) Calculate the number of moles of sodium ions In an aqueous solution of 2.63 g of Na,Co, ii) When 5.06 g of Iron reacted completely with 10.65 g of dry Chlorine gas, an Iron chloride was formed. Deduce the equation for the reaction. w .....

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