Question #1bdae

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Dec 31, 2017

#=31.0mL " of " O_2#

Explanation:

  1. Write and balance the equation
    #2KClO->2KCl+O_2#
  2. I assumed that the #mKClO=0.250g#. Per convention, convert it to moles. The molar mass of #KClO=(90.5g)/(mol)# which is obtainable from the periodic table; i.e.,
    #etaKClO=0.250cancel(gKClO)xx(1molKClO)/(90.5cancel(gKClO)#
    #etaKClO=0.002762mol#
  3. Referring to the balanced equation, find the #etaO_2#, where:
    #=0.002762cancel(molKClO)xx(1molO_2)/(2cancel(molKClO))#
    #=0.001381molO_2#
  4. At #STP#, mol of a gas will occupy a volume of 22.4L. This relationship will serve as the conversion factor to find the volume of #O_2# collected at this condition.
    #V_(O_2)=0.001381cancel(molO_2)xx(22.4L" of " O_2)/(1cancel(molO_2))#
    #V_(O_2)=0.03094L" of " O_2~~31.0mL" of "O_2#