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Mass of U-tube with contents before experiment = a grams Mass of U-tube with contents after experiment = b grams Hence, mass of water vapour absorbed = (b - a) g Volume of air = x litres..

Let, Mass of the organic compound = W g Volume of the standard acid required for complete neutralization of the evolved ammonia = V mL Normality of the standard solution of acid = N From the law of equivalence (normality equation), 1000 mL of 1 N acid = 1000 mL of 1 N NH 3 = 17g NH 3 ..

Let, The mass of the organic compound be = W g Mass of the precipitate of BaSO 4 = W 1 g From stoichiometry, BaSO 4 = S 1 mol 1 mol 1 molecular mass 1 atomic mass 233 g 32 g Therefore, ..

Let, The mass of silver salt taken for ignition be = W g Mass of silver left behind after ignition = W 1 g We have RCOOAg = Ag1 equivalent 1 equivalent The equivalent mass of silver is 108. Hence, the mass of silver salt that would leave 108 g of residue (equivalent mass of the silver) i..

Let, The mass of the organic compound taken be = W g Volume of air displaced = V 1 mL Atmospheric pressure = P mm of Hg Room temperature, T 1 = t o C = (t + 273)K Aqueous tension at t o C = p mm of Hg Pressure of the dry air, P 1 = (P-p) mm Hg ..

Let, The mass of the organic compound taken be = W g Volume of nitrogen collected = V 1 g Atmospheric pressure = P mm Hg Temperature at which gas is collected = T 1 K Therefore, Pressure of the N 2 gas, P 1 = (P - p) mm of Hg ..

An equation of the type where a, b, c are constants is called a quadratic equation in the variable x or an equation of the second degree. In the above equation, a is the coefficient of x 2 b is the coefficient of x and c is the constant term or ..

Calculate empirical formula Use vapour density if given If molecular weight given, calculate 'n' using this formula Molecular formula = n x empirical formul..

Knowing the solubility product of a sparingly soluble salt like AgCl, PbI 2 , BaSO 4 etc. the solubility of the salt can be calculated..

Calculate the percentage by weight of each element. Find out relative number of atoms by dividing percentage of weight by atomic weight. Choose the simplest ratio and the smallest, divide all the ratios by it. If whole numbers are not obtained, then multiply it by a smallest in..