Asked • 11/13/22

a 66.5 ml glass tube weighs 28.0517g when evacuated and 28.1222g when filled with the hydrocarbon gas acetylene at 749.3 mm Hg and 20.02 C

Empty glass tube weighs 28.0517g


28.1222g when filled with the hydrocarbon gas


weight of gaseous hydrocarbon acetylene = 28.1222g - 28.0517g= 0.0705g


From ideal gas equation,

PV=nRT


0.986 atm * 0.0665 L =  n * 0.0821* 293.17 K


n = ( 0.986 atm * 0.0665 L)/ ( 0.0821* 293.17 K)= 0.00272418047 moles


n = No of moles of acetylene= amount in grams of acetylene/ molar mass  of acetylene in g/mol


0.00272418047 moles =  0.0705g/ molar mass  of acetylene


molar mass  of acetylene = 0.0705g/ 0.00272418047 moles= 25.9 g/mol


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