Foundations of Materials Science and Engineering
Foundations of Materials Science and Engineering
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Chapter 16.13, Problem 88AAP
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The weight percentage of iron in the metallic glass composition of Fe78B13Si9.

The weight percentage of boron in the metallic glass composition of Fe78B13Si9.

The weight percentage of silicon in the metallic glass composition of Fe78B13Si9.

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Answer to Problem 88AAP

The weight percentage of iron in the metallic glass composition of Fe78B13Si9 is 91.7%.

The weight percentage of boron in the metallic glass composition of Fe78B13Si9 is 2.97%.

The weight percentage of silicon in the metallic glass composition of Fe78B13Si9 is 5.33%.

Explanation of Solution

Write the expression to calculate mass of iron in the metallic glass composition (mFe).

mFe=nFeMFe                                                                                                             (I)

Here, number of moles of iron is nFe and molar mass of iron is MFe.

Write the expression to calculate mass of boron in the metallic glass composition (mB).

mB=nBMB                                                                                                              (II)

Here, number of moles of boron is nB and molar mass of boron is MB.

Write the expression to calculate mass of silicon in the metallic glass composition (mSi).

mSi=nSiMSi                                                                                                            (III)

Here, number of moles of boron is nSi and molar mass of boron is MSi.

Write the expression to calculate total mass of the metallic glass composition (m).

m=mFe+mB+mSi                                                                                                (IV)

Write the expression to calculate weight percentage of iron in the metallic glass composition (%WFe).

%WFe=mFem×100%                                                                                               (V)

Write the expression to calculate weight percentage of boron in the metallic glass composition (%WB).

%WB=mBm×100%                                                                                              (VI)

Write the expression to calculate weight percentage of silicon in the metallic glass composition (%WSi).

%WSi=mSim×100%                                                                                              (VII)

Conclusion:

Substitute 0.78mol for nFe and 55.85g/mol for MFe in Equation (I).

mFe=(0.78mol)(55.85g/mol)=43.56g

Substitute 0.13mol for nB and 10.81g/mol for MB in Equation (II).

mB=(0.13mol)(10.81g/mol)=1.41g

Substitute 0.09mol for nSi and 28.09g/mol for MSi in Equation (III).

mSi=(0.09mol)(28.09g/mol)=2.53g

Substitute 43.56g for mFe, 1.41g for mB and 2.53g for mSi in Equation (IV).

m=43.56g+1.41g+2.53g=47.50g

Substitute 43.56g for mFe and 47.50g for m in Equation (V).

%WFe=43.56g47.50g×100%=91.7%

Thus, the weight percentage of iron in the metallic glass composition of Fe78B13Si9 is 91.7%.

Substitute 1.41g for mB and 47.50g for m in Equation (VI).

%WB=1.41g47.50g×100%=2.97%

Thus, the weight percentage of boron in the metallic glass composition of Fe78B13Si9 is 2.97%.

Substitute 2.53g for mSi and 47.50g for m in Equation (VII).

%WSi=2.53g47.50g×100%=5.33%

Thus, the weight percentage of silicon in the metallic glass composition of Fe78B13Si9 is 5.33%.

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