(2) Let the mass of the hydrochloric acid solution diluted to 10% be x.
50mL × 1.2g/mL × 38% = x × 10%
x = 228g?
(3) Let the amount of hydrogen needed to produce 0.04g of hydrogen be y.
(2) The mass of hydrogen chloride is y.
(3) Let the amount of hydrogen needed to produce 0.04g of hydrogen be y. The mass of hydrogen chloride is y
Zn+2HCl═ZnCl2+H2↑
73 2
y 0.04g
y |
2 |
0.04g |
The solute mass fraction of this dilute hydrochloric acid=
1.46g |
20g |
So the answers are:
(1) 600g; (2) 228.(3) Inaccurate