Principles of General Chemistry
Principles of General Chemistry
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ISBN: 9780073402697
Author: SILBERBERG, Martin S.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill College
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Chapter 2, Problem 2.88P

a)

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Interpretation:Molecular mass of the below-mentioned depiction is to be given. Also, correct name of compound should be done if it is named incorrectly.

  Principles of General Chemistry, Chapter 2, Problem 2.88P , additional homework tip  1

Concept introduction: In the molecular formula, the exact number and type of constituent atoms are shown. Type of constituent atoms is represented by their atomic symbols and number of each constituent atom is represented in the right subscript of its atomic symbol. In a hypothetical molecule AxBy , x number of A atom and y number of B atom combines to form the compound.

Formula to calculate molecular mass of AxBy is as follows:

  MolecularmassofAxBy=((x)( AtomicmassofA)+(y)( AtomicmassofB))

a)

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In the depiction three fluorine atoms are connected with central atom bromine. Hence the molecular formula of the molecules is BrF3 .

Molecular mass of BrF3 is calculated as follows:

  MolecularmassofBrF3=( ( 1 )( AtomicmassofBr )+ ( 3 )( AtomicmassofF ))=[(1)(79.90 amu)+(3)(19 amu)]=79.90 amu+57 amu=136.90 amu

Name of the compound BrF3 is bromine trifluoride.

b)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation: Molecular mass of the below-mentioned depiction is to be given. Also, correct name of compound should be done if it is named incorrectly.

  Principles of General Chemistry, Chapter 2, Problem 2.88P , additional homework tip  2

Concept introduction:In the molecular formula, the exact number and type of constituent atoms are shown. Type of constituent atoms is represented by their atomic symbols and number of each constituent atom is represented in the right subscript of its atomic symbol. In a hypothetical molecule AxBy , x number of A atom and y number of B atom combines to form the compound.

Formula to calculate molecular mass of AxBy is as follows:

  MolecularmassofAxBy=((x)( AtomicmassofA)+(y)( AtomicmassofB))

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In the depiction two chlorine atoms are connected with central atom sulfur. Hence the molecular formula of the molecules is SCl2 .

Molecular mass of SCl2 is calculated as follows:

  MolecularmassofSCl2=( ( 1 )( AtomicmassofS )+ ( 2 )( AtomicmassofCl ))=[(1)(32.06 amu)+(2)(35.45 amu)]=32.06 amu+70.90 amu=102.96 amu

Name of the compound SCl2 is sulfur dichloride.

c)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation: Molecular mass of the below-mentioned depiction is to be given. Also, correct name of compound should be done if it is named incorrectly.

  Principles of General Chemistry, Chapter 2, Problem 2.88P , additional homework tip  3

Concept introduction:In the molecular formula, the exact number and type of constituent atoms are shown. Type of constituent atoms is represented by their atomic symbols and number of each constituent atom is represented in the right subscript of its atomic symbol. In a hypothetical molecule AxBy , x number of A atom and y number of B atom combines to form the compound.

Formula to calculate molecular mass of AxBy is as follows:

  MolecularmassofAxBy=((x)( AtomicmassofA)+(y)( AtomicmassofB))

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In the depiction three chlorine atoms are connected with central atom phosphorus. Hence the molecular formula of the molecules is PCl3 .

Molecular mass of PCl3 is calculated as follows:

  MolecularmassofPCl3=( ( 1 )( AtomicmassofP )+ ( 3 )( AtomicmassofCl ))=[(1)(30.97 amu)+(3)(35.45 amu)]=30.97 amu+106.35 amu=137.32 amu

Name of the compound PCl3 is phosphorus trichloride.

d)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation: Molecular mass of the below-mentioned depiction is to be given. Also, correct name of compound should be done if it is named incorrectly.

  Principles of General Chemistry, Chapter 2, Problem 2.88P , additional homework tip  4

Concept introduction:In the molecular formula, the exact number and type of constituent atoms are shown. Type of constituent atoms is represented by their atomic symbols and number of each constituent atom is represented in the right subscript of its atomic symbol. In a hypothetical molecule AxBy , x number of A atom and y number of B atom combines to form the compound.

Formula to calculate molecular mass of AxBy is as follows:

  MolecularmassofAxBy=((x)( AtomicmassofA)+(y)( AtomicmassofB))

d)

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In the depiction two oxygen atoms are connected central nitrogen atom that forms NO2 group and two NO2 groups are linked with one oxygen atom. Hence the molecular formula of the molecules is N2O5 .

Molecular mass of N2O5 is calculated as follows:

  MolecularmassofN2O5=( ( 2 )( AtomicmassofN )+ ( 5 )( AtomicmassofO ))=[(2)(14.01 amu)+(5)(16 amu)]=28.02 amu+80 amu=108.02 amu

Name of the compound N2O5 is dinitrogenpentoxide.

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