A 1.52 g mixture of sucrose (CH,O. 342.30 g mol") and ethyl alcohol (C,H,0, 46.07 g mol") is reacted with acidic aqueous potassium dichromate (K,Cr,O,) solution. Produced 3.12 L CO,(g) is collected over water at 35 "C and has a barometric pressure of 0.52 atm. Water has a vapor pressure of 42.20 mmHg. Calculate the mass percent of C,H,O, in the mixture. CHO,laq) + Cr,O, (aq) - CO,(g) + Cr"(aq) (not balanced) CH.O(aq) + Cr,0, (aq) - CO.(9) + Cr"(aq) (not balanced) Enter only integer number, do not use % sign, Le. 12.345% should be entered as 12. Answer:

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A 1.52 g mixture of sucrose (CH,0, 342.30 g mol") and ethyl alcohol (C,H,O, 46.07 g mol") is reacted with acidic aqueous potassium
dichromate (K,Cr,0,) solution. Produced 3.12 L CO, (g) is collected over water at 35 °C and has a barometric pressure of 0.52 atm. Water has a
vapor pressure of 42.20 mmHg. Calculate the mass percent of C,H,O, in the mixture.
CHOlaq) + Cr,O, (aq) - CO.(g) + Cr"(aq) (not balanced)
CH.O(aq) + Cr,0, (aq) - CO.(g) + Cr" (aq) (not balanced)
Enter only integer number, do not use % sign, Le. 12.345% should be entered as 12.
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Transcribed Image Text:A 1.52 g mixture of sucrose (CH,0, 342.30 g mol") and ethyl alcohol (C,H,O, 46.07 g mol") is reacted with acidic aqueous potassium dichromate (K,Cr,0,) solution. Produced 3.12 L CO, (g) is collected over water at 35 °C and has a barometric pressure of 0.52 atm. Water has a vapor pressure of 42.20 mmHg. Calculate the mass percent of C,H,O, in the mixture. CHOlaq) + Cr,O, (aq) - CO.(g) + Cr"(aq) (not balanced) CH.O(aq) + Cr,0, (aq) - CO.(g) + Cr" (aq) (not balanced) Enter only integer number, do not use % sign, Le. 12.345% should be entered as 12. Answer:
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