General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry
General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry
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ISBN: 9781285853918
Author: H. Stephen Stoker
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 6, Problem 6.1EP

Calculate, to two decimal places, the formula mass of each of the following substances. Obtain the needed atomic masses from the inside front cover of the text.

  1. a. C12H22O11 (sucrose, table sugar)
  2. b. C7H16 (heptane, a component of gasoline)
  3. c. C7H5NO3S (saccharin, an artificial sweetener)
  4. d. (NH4)2SO4 (ammonium sulfate, a lawn fertilizer)

(a)

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Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Formula mass of C12H22O11 has to be calculated.

Concept Introduction:

Sum of atomic masses of all the atoms that are represented in chemical formula of substance is known as formula mass.  If atomic mass and chemical formula of a compound is known, then formula mass can be calculated.

Answer to Problem 6.1EP

Formula mass of sucrose is 342.34amu.

Explanation of Solution

Given chemical formula is C12H22O11.  The atomic mass of carbon is given as 12.01amu, for oxygen it is given as 16.00amu and for hydrogen it is 1.01amu.  A formula unit of C12H22O11 contains 45 atoms: twelve carbon atoms, twenty two hydrogen atoms and eleven oxygen atoms.  The formula mass can be calculated as shown below,

12atomC  X(12.01 amu1atomC) = 144.12amu11 atom O  X(16.00 amu1atomO) = 176.00amu22 atom H  X(1.01 amu1atomH) = 22.22amu Formulamass = 342.34amu

The formula mass of sucrose is calculated as 342.34amu.

Conclusion

Formula mass of sucrose is calculated.

(b)

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Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Formula mass of C7H16 has to be calculated.

Concept Introduction:

Sum of atomic masses of all the atoms that are represented in chemical formula of substance is known as formula mass.  If atomic mass and chemical formula of a compound is known, then formula mass can be calculated.

Answer to Problem 6.1EP

Formula mass of heptane is 100.23amu.

Explanation of Solution

Given chemical formula is C7H16.  The atomic mass of carbon is given as 12.01amu and for hydrogen it is 1.01amu.  A formula unit of C7H16 contains 23 atoms: seven carbon atoms and sixteen hydrogen atoms.  The formula mass can be calculated as shown below,

7atomC  X(12.01 amu1atomC) = 84.07amu16 atom H  X(1.01 amu1atomH) = 16.16amu Formulamass = 100.23amu

The formula mass of heptane is calculated as 100.23amu.

Conclusion

Formula mass of heptane is calculated.

(c)

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Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Formula mass of C7H5NO3S has to be calculated.

Concept Introduction:

Sum of atomic masses of all the atoms that are represented in chemical formula of substance is known as formula mass.  If atomic mass and chemical formula of a compound is known, then formula mass can be calculated.

Answer to Problem 6.1EP

Formula mass of saccharin is 183.20amu.

Explanation of Solution

Given chemical formula is C7H5NO3S.  The atomic mass of carbon is given as 12.01amu, for oxygen it is given as 16.00amu, for nitrogen it is 14.01amu, for sulfur it is 32.07amu and for hydrogen it is 1.01amu.  A formula unit of C7H5NO3S contains 17 atoms: seven carbon atoms, five hydrogen atoms, one nitrogen atom, three oxygen atoms and one sulfur atom.  The formula mass can be calculated as shown below,

7atomC  X(12.01 amu1atomC) = 84.07amu3 atom O  X(16.00 amu1atomO) = 48.00amu5 atom H  X(1.01 amu1atomH) = 5.05amu1 atom N  X(14.01 amu1atomN) = 14.01amu1 atom S  X(32.07 amu1atomS) = 32.07amu Formulamass = 183.20amu

The formula mass of saccharin is calculated as 183.20amu.

Conclusion

Formula mass of saccharin is calculated.

(d)

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Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Formula mass of (NH4)2SO4 has to be calculated.

Concept Introduction:

Sum of atomic masses of all the atoms that are represented in chemical formula of substance is known as formula mass.  If atomic mass and chemical formula of a compound is known, then formula mass can be calculated.

Answer to Problem 6.1EP

Formula mass of ammonium sulfate is 132.17amu.

Explanation of Solution

Given chemical formula is (NH4)2SO4.  The atomic mass of oxygen is given as 16.00amu, for nitrogen it is 14.01amu, for sulfur it is 32.07amu and for hydrogen it is 1.01amu.  A formula unit of (NH4)2SO4 contains 15 atoms: eight hydrogen atoms, two nitrogen atoms, four oxygen atoms and one sulfur atom.  The formula mass can be calculated as shown below,

4 atom O  X(16.00 amu1atomO) = 64.00amu8 atom H  X(1.01 amu1atomH) = 8.08amu2 atom N  X(14.01 amu1atomN) = 28.02amu1 atom S  X(32.07 amu1atomS) = 32.07amu Formulamass = 132.17amu

The formula mass of ammonium sulfate is calculated as 132.17amu.

Conclusion

Formula mass of ammonium sulfate is calculated.

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