A certain mixture of gasoline obtained from a petroleum refinery plant was found to contain only isooctane (C3H18; FM = 114.22), methyl tert-butyl ether (CSH12O; FM = 88.15), and tetraethyl lead (C8H20PB; FM = 323.4), a gasoline preservative. Upon complete combustion of 0.4582 g sample, it was found out that the mass of the CO2 (FM = 44.01) absorbent increases by 1.0702 g, while the mass of residue PbO (FM = 223.2) was determined to be 0.0964 g. From this data, calculate the following: a. % (w/w) C3H18 b. % (w/w) CSH12O

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A certain mixture of gasoline obtained from a petroleum refinery plant was found to contain only
isooctane (CSH18; FM = 114.22), methyl tert-butyl ether (CsH120; FM = 88.15), and tetraethyl lead
(CSH20P%; FM = 323.4), a gasoline preservative. Upon complete combustion of 0.4582 g sample, it
was found out that the mass of the CO2 (FM = 44.01) absorbent increases by 1.0702 g, while the
mass of residue PbO (FM = 223.2) was determined to be 0.0964 g. From this data, calculate the
following:
a. % (w/w) C3H18
b. % (w/w) CSH12O
Transcribed Image Text:A certain mixture of gasoline obtained from a petroleum refinery plant was found to contain only isooctane (CSH18; FM = 114.22), methyl tert-butyl ether (CsH120; FM = 88.15), and tetraethyl lead (CSH20P%; FM = 323.4), a gasoline preservative. Upon complete combustion of 0.4582 g sample, it was found out that the mass of the CO2 (FM = 44.01) absorbent increases by 1.0702 g, while the mass of residue PbO (FM = 223.2) was determined to be 0.0964 g. From this data, calculate the following: a. % (w/w) C3H18 b. % (w/w) CSH12O
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