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Question:A pharmacist prepares an antiulcer medicine by mixing 286gNa2CO3with water, adding 150gglycine, and stirring continuously at 40Cuntil a firm mass results. The pharmacist heats the mass gently until all the water has been driven away. No other chemical changes occur in thisstep. Compute the mass percentage of carbon in the resulting white crystalline medicine.

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The percentage of carbon present in the white crystalline medicine is 18.1%.

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01

Given information

Mass of Na2CO3=286g

Mass of glycine=150g

02

Mass of carbon present

Molar mass of Na2CO3=2×23+12+3×16=106g

Number of moles ofNa2CO3present in 286g=286g106gmol-1=2.6

Now,

1molNa2CO3=12gC2.6molNa2CO3=2.6×12gC=31.2gC

Molar mass of C2H5NO2=24+5+14+32=75gmol-1

Number of moles of C2H5NO2present in 150g=150g75gmol-1=2

Now,

role="math" localid="1662111128542" 1molC2H5NO2=24gC2molC2H5NO2=2×24gC=48gC

The total mass of carbon present =31.2g+48g=79.2g

03

Percentage of carbon

The total mass of Na2CO3 and glycine=286g+150g=436g

Percentage of carbon =79.2436×100%=18.1%

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