
Concept explainers
(a)
Interpretation:Percent yield of HSiCl3 is to be calculated.
Concept introduction: The expression to determine number of moles is as follows:
Number of moles=Given MassMolar mass
The formula to calculate moles as per
n=PVRT
Where,
- R is gas constant.
- V denotes the volume.
- n denotes number of moles.
- T denotes temperature.
- P denotes pressure.
(a)

Answer to Problem 68E
Percent yield of HSiCl3 is 78.017 % .
Explanation of Solution
Given Information:
Density of HSiCl3 is 0.850 g/mL .
Pressure of HCl is 10 atm .
Volume of HCl is 15.0 L .
Temperature in Celsius is 35 °C .
The formula to convert degree Celsius to kelvin is as follows:
T(K)=T(°C)+273 K
Temperature in Celsius is 35 °C .
Substitute the value in the above formula.
T(K)=T(°C)+273 K=35 °C+273 K=308 K
The formula to calculate mass from density is as follows:
Mass=(Volume)(Density)
For HSiCl3
Volume is 156 mL .
Density is 1.34 g/mL .
Substitute the value in above formula.
Mass=(Volume)(Density)=(156 mL)(1.34 g/mL)=209.04 g
The expression to determine number of moles is as follows:
Number of moles=Mass of HSiCl3Molar mass of HSiCl3
Mass of HSiCl3 is 209.04 g .
Molar mass of HSiCl3 is 135.45 g/mol .
Substitute the value in above formula.
Number of moles=Mass of HSiCl3Molar mass of HSiCl3=209.04 g135.45 g/mol=1.3264 mol
The balanced equation for formation of HSiCl3 is as follows:
Si(s)+3HCl(g)→HSiCl3+H2(g)
The formula to calculate moles as per ideal gas law is as follows:
n=PVRT
The value of P is 10 atm .
The value of V is 15.0 L .
The value of T is 308 K .
The value of R is 0.08206 L⋅atm/mol⋅K .
Substitute the value in above equation.
n=PVRT=(10 atm)(15.0 L)(0.08206 L⋅atm/mol⋅K)(308 K)=5.9348 mol
In accordance with balanced equation, 3 mol HCl forms 1 mol HSiCl3 , thus moles of HSiCl3 formed from 5.9348 mol HCl is calculated as follows:
Moles of HSiCl3=(5.9348 mol HCl)(1 mol HSiCl33 mol HCl)=1.9782 mol HSiCl3
The formula to calculate mass from moles is given as follows:
Mass=(Number of moles)(Molar mass)
Number of moles is 1.9782 mol .
Molar mass is 135.45 g/mol .
Substitute the values in above formula.
Mass=(Number of moles)(Molar mass)=(1.9782 mol)(135.45 g/mol)=267.94 g
Thus, theoretical yield of HSiCl3 expected 267.94 g .
The formula to calculate percent yield is as follows:
Percent yield=(Observed yieldTheoretical yield)(100 %)
Observed yield is 209.04 g .
Theoretical yield is 267.94 g .
Substitute the value in above formula.
Percent yield=(Observed yieldTheoretical yield)(100 %)=(209.04 g267.94 g)(100 %)=78.017 %
(b)
Interpretation:Volume of SiH4 when percent yield of HSiCl3 is 93.1 % isto be calculated.
Concept introduction: The expression to determine number of moles is as follows:
Number of moles=Given MassMolar mass
The formula to calculate moles as per ideal
n=PVRT
Where,
- R is gas constant.
- V denotes the volume.
- n denotes number of moles.
- T denotes temperature.
- P denotes pressure.
(b)

Answer to Problem 68E
Volume of SiH4 is 907.87 mL .
Explanation of Solution
The formula to convert degree Celsius to kelvin is as follows:
T(K)=T(°C)+273 K
Temperature in Celsius is 35 °C .
Substitute the value in the above formula.
T(K)=T(°C)+273 K=35 °C+273 K=308 K
The formula to calculate mass from density is as follows:
Mass=(Volume)(Density)
For HSiCl3
Volume is 156 mL .
Density is 1.34 g/mL .
Substitute the value in above formula.
Mass=(Volume)(Density)=(156 mL)(1.34 g/mL)=209.04 g
The expression to determine number of moles is as follows:
Number of moles=Mass of HSiCl3Molar mass of HSiCl3
Mass of HSiCl3 is 209.04 g .
Molar mass of HSiCl3 is 135.45 g/mol .
Substitute the value in above formula.
Number of moles=Mass of HSiCl3Molar mass of HSiCl3=209.04 g135.45 g/mol=1.5433 mol
The balanced equation for formation of HSiCl3 is as follows:
4HSiCl3(l)→SiH4+3SiCl4(l)
The formula to calculate moles as per ideal gas law is as follows:
n=PVRT
The value of P is 10 atm .
The value of V is 15.0 L .
The value of T is 308 K .
The value of R is 0.08206 L⋅atm/mol⋅K .
Substitute the value in above equation.
n=PVRT=(10 atm)(15.0 L)(0.08206 L⋅atm/mol⋅K)(308 K)=5.9348 mol
In accordance with balanced equation, 4 mol HSiCl3 forms 1 mol SiH4 , thus moles of SiH4 formed from 1.5433 mol HSiCl3 is calculated as follows:
Moles of SiH4=(1.5433 mol HSiCl3)(1 mol SiH44 mol HSiCl3)=0.385825 mol SiH4
The formula to calculate mass from moles is given as follows:
Mass=(Number of moles)(Molar mass)
Number of moles is 0.385825 mol .
Molar mass is 32.12 g/mol .
Substitute the values in above formula.
Mass=(0.385825 mol)(32.12 g/mol)=12.3929 g
The formula to calculate percent yield is as follows:
Percent yield=(Observed yieldTheoretical yield)(100 %)
Percent yield is 93.1 % .
Theoretical yield is 12.3929 g .
Substitute the value in above formula.
Percent yield=(Observed yieldTheoretical yield)(100 %)93.1 %=(Observed yield12.3929 g)(100 %)
Rearrange to obtain the observed yield.
Observed yield=(93.1 %100 %)(12.3929 g)=11.5377 g
The formula to calculate volume as per ideal gas law is as follows:
V=mRTMP
The value of P is 10 atm .
The value of m is 11.5377 g .
The value of M is 32.12 g/mol .
The value of T is 308 K .
The value of R is 0.08206 L⋅atm/mol⋅K .
Substitute the values in above equation.
V=mRTMP=(11.5377 g)(0.08206 L⋅atm/mol⋅K)(308 K)(32.12 g/mol)(10 atm)=0.90787 L
The conversion factor to convert liters to milliliters is as follows:
1 L=1000 mL
Hence convert 0.90787 L to mL as follows:
Volume=(0.90787 L)(1000 mL1 L)=907.87 mL
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