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How many fluorine atoms are present in 5.56 g of C,F,?
Express your answer to three significant figures.
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1.07 1023
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Transcribed Image Text:Exercise 3.107
MISSED THIS? Read Section 3. 11 (Pages 123 - 126).
Classify each of the compounds as a hydrocarbon or a functionalized hydrocarbon.
a. H3C-CH,OH
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b. H,C-CH3
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c. H3C-C-CH,-CH3
d. H3C-NH2
(d)
hydrocarbon
functionalized hydrocarbon
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Part A
The molar mass of C2F4 (tetrafluoroethylene) is equal to 100 g/mol. The number of moles of C2F4 in the given amount.
n= (5.56g) / (100 g/mol) = 0.0556 mols C2F4
The number of molecules per mol is calculated through the equation,
(0.0556 mols) x (6.022x1023)
since there are 4 F atoms of each molecule then,
(0.0556 mols) x (6.022x1023)(4)
=1.34x1023 atoms of F
Next part exercise 3.107
Hydrocarbons are (b) option only
Functionalized hydrocarbons are (a),(c),(d)
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