The mass of sulphuryl chloride which contains 14.2 g chlorine is
- 27 g
- 135 g
- 13.5 g
- 260 mg.
The molecular formula of sulfuryl chloride is :SO2Cl2
The molar mass of sulfury chloride = 135 g/mol
1 mol SO2Cl2 molecule contain 2 mole of Cl atoms.
Mass of 2 moles of Cl atom = 2 x molar mass of Cl
= 2 mole x 35.5 g/mol
= 71 g
71 g of Cl is found in 135 g SO2Cl2
So, 14.2 g Cl can be obtained from = 135 g of SO2Cl2/71 g of Cl x 14.2 g of Cl
= 27 g of SO2Cl2
So the correct option is 1.
The molar mass of sulfury chloride = 135 g/mol
1 mol SO2Cl2 molecule contain 2 mole of Cl atoms.
Mass of 2 moles of Cl atom = 2 x molar mass of Cl
= 2 mole x 35.5 g/mol
= 71 g
71 g of Cl is found in 135 g SO2Cl2
So, 14.2 g Cl can be obtained from = 135 g of SO2Cl2/71 g of Cl x 14.2 g of Cl
= 27 g of SO2Cl2
So the correct option is 1.