GENERAL ORGANIC+BIOCHEM (LL)W/CONNECT
GENERAL ORGANIC+BIOCHEM (LL)W/CONNECT
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ISBN: 9781260218022
Author: SMITH
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 2, Problem 2.38P

Identify the elements in each chemical formula and tell how many atoms of each are present.

  1. K 2 C r 2 O 7

  • C 5 H 8 NNaO 4 (MSG, flavor enhancer)
  • C 10 H 16 N 2 O 3 S (vitamin B7)
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    Interpretation Introduction

    (a)

    Interpretation:

    The elements and the number of atoms of each element present in K2Cr2O7 should be determined.

    Concept Introduction:

    An element is defined as the substance that consists of same type of atom in which there are same number of protons. An element cannot be broken down into simpler substances.

    An element is always represented by a single unit. For example, Na , Al , S ,etc. are all elements.

    When two or more atoms combine together then we will be able to know which atoms and how many atoms are combined together. And, this representation is known as chemical formula.

    Answer to Problem 2.38P

    Elements present in K2Cr2O7 are potassium, chromium and oxygen. It contains 12.046×1023atoms of potassium, 12.046×1023atoms atoms of chromium and 42.161×1023atoms of oxygen.

    Explanation of Solution

    The symbol K represents element potassium, symbol Cr represents element chromium and symbol O represents element oxygen.

    As chemical name of K2Cr2O7 is potassium dichromate and number 2 is written at the bottom left corner of K . So, it means that two moles of K are present in this chemical formula.

    Similarly, 2 is written at the bottom left corner of Cr . So, it means that two moles of Cr are present in this chemical formula. Whereas 7 is written at the bottom left corner of O , hence there are seven moles of oxygen are present in this chemical formula.

    Hence, number of atoms of atoms in a molecule of K2Cr2O7 are as follows.

      Number of K atoms = 2×6.023×1023atoms=12.046×1023 atomsNumber of Cr atoms = 2×6.023×1023atoms=12.046×1023 atomsNumber of O atoms = 7×6.023×1023 atoms= 42.161×1023 atoms

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    (b)

    Interpretation:

    The elements and the number of atoms of each element present in C5H8NNaO4 should be determined.

    Concept Introduction:

    An element is defined as the substance that consists of same type of atom in which there are same number of protons. An element cannot be broken down into simpler substances.

    An element is always represented by a single unit. For example, Na , Al , S , etc. are all elements.

    When two or more atoms combine together then we will be able to know which atoms and how many atoms are combined together. And, this representation is known as chemical formula.

    Answer to Problem 2.38P

    Elements present in C5H8NNaO4 are carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, sodium, and oxygen. It contains 30.115 ×1023 atoms of carbon, 48.184×1023 atoms of hydrogen, 6.023×1023 atoms of nitrogen, 6.023×1023 atoms of sodium and 24.092×1023 atoms of oxygen.

    Explanation of Solution

    The symbol C represents element carbon, symbol H represents element hydrogen, symbol N represents element nitrogen, symbol Na represents element sodium and symbol O represents element oxygen.

    The number at the bottom left of each element in a chemical formula represents the number of moles of that particular element. As C5H8NNaO4 is known monosodium glutamate and number 5 is written at the bottom left corner of C . So, it means that fivemoles of C are present in this chemical formula.

    Similarly, 8 is written at the bottom left corner of H . So, it means that eightmoles of H are present in this chemical formula. As there is no number written at the bottom left corner of N so, it means that there is only one mole of N . Similarly, there is one mole of Na is present.

    Whereas 4 is written at the bottom left corner of O , hence there are fourmoles of oxygen are present in this chemical formula.

    Hence, number of atoms in a molecule of C5H8NNaO4 are as follows.

      Number of C atoms = 5×6.023×1023atoms=30.115 ×1023 atomsNumber of H atoms = 8×6.023×1023atoms=48.184×1023 atomsNumber of N atoms = 1×6.023×1023 atoms= 6.023×1023 atomsNumber of Na atoms = 1×6.023×1023 atoms= 6.023×1023 atomsNumber of O atoms = 4×6.023×1023 atoms= 24.092×1023 atoms

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    (c)

    Interpretation:

    The elements and the number of atoms of each element present in C10H16N2O3S should be determined.

    Concept Introduction:

    An element is defined as the substance that consists of same type of atom in which there are same number of protons. An element cannot be broken down into simpler substances.

    An element is always represented by a single unit. For example, Na , Al , S , etc. are all elements.

    When two or more atoms combine together then we will be able to know which atoms and how many atoms are combined together. And, this representation is known as chemical formula.

    Answer to Problem 2.38P

    Elements in C10H16N2O3S were carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, and sulfur. It contains 6.023 ×1024 atoms of carbon, 96.368×1023 atoms of hydrogen, 12.046×1023 atoms of nitrogen, 18.069×1023 atoms of oxygen and 6.023×1023 atoms of sulfur.

    Explanation of Solution

    The symbol C represents element carbon, symbol H represents element hydrogen, symbol N represents element nitrogen, symbol S represents element sulfur and symbol O represents element oxygen.

    The number at the bottom left of each element in a chemical formula represents the number of atoms of that particular element. As C10H16N2O3S is known as Vitamin B7 . The number 10 is written at the bottom left corner of C . So, it means that tenmoles of C are present in this chemical formula.

    Similarly, 16 is written at the bottom left corner of H . So, it means that sixteenmoles of H are present in this chemical formula. As there is 2 written at the bottom left corner of N so, it means that there are two moles of N . Whereas, 3 is written at the bottom left corner of O , hence there are threemoles of oxygen present in this chemical formula. As there is no number at the bottom left corner of sulfur. Hence, there is only one mole of S present in this chemical formula.

    The number of atoms in a molecule of C10H16N2O3S are as follows:

      Number of C atoms = 10×6.023×1023atoms=6.023 ×1024 atomsNumber of H atoms = 16×6.023×1023atoms=96.368×1023 atomsNumber of N atoms = 2×6.023×1023 atoms= 12.046×1023 atomsNumber of O atoms = 3×6.023×1023 atoms= 18.069×1023 atomsNumber of S atoms = 1×6.023×1023 atoms= 6.023×1023 atoms

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