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Arrange the following compounds from left to right in order of increasing percentage by mass of fluorine: HF,C6HF5,BrF,UF6

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The increasing order of mass percentage of fluorine in each compounds isUF6<C6HF5<BrF<HF

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Mass percentage of fluorine in HF

Mass percentage of any element is the fraction of molar mass of the element and the compound, multiplied with 100.

The compound contains one hydrogen and fluorine

Molar mass of fluorine, m1=18.9984gmol-1

Molar mass of hydrogen, m2=1.0079gmol-1

Molar mass of the compound HF

M1=1.0079+18.9984=20.0063gmol-1

Mass percentage of fluorine in HF

m1%=m1M1×100=18.998420.0063×100=94.96%

So, the mass percentage of fluorine in HF is 94.96%.

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Step 2: Mass percentage of fluorine in C6HF5

The compound contains 6 carbon, one hydrogen and 5 fluorine atoms.

Molar mass of fluorine, m1=18.9984gmol-1

Molar mass of hydrogen, m3=1.0079gmol-1

Molar mass of carbon, m4=12.011gmol-1

Molar mass of the compound C6HF5,

M2=6×12.011+1.0079+5×18.9984=168.0659gmol-1

Mass percentage of fluorine in C6HF5

m1%=m1M2×100=18.9984168.0659×100=11.3%

So, the mass percentage of fluorine in C6HF5 is 11.3%.

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Mass percentage of fluorine in BrF

The compound contains one bromine and fluorine

Molar mass of fluorine,m1=18.9984gmol-1

Molar mass of hydrogen, localid="1663416955235" m5=79.904gmol-1

Molar mass of the compound BrF

M3=79.904+18.9984=98.9024gmol-1

Mass percentage of fluorine in BrF

m1%=m1M3×100=18.998498.9024×100=19.21%

So, the mass percentage of fluorine in BrFis 19.21%.

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Mass percentage of fluorine in  UF6

The compound contains one uranium and fluorine

Molar mass of fluorine,m1=18.9984gmol-1

Molar mass of hydrogen, m6=238.02891gmol-1

Molar mass of the compound UF6

M4=238.0289+18.9984=257.0273gmol-1

Mass percentage of fluorine in role="math" localid="1663416507766" UF6

m1%=m1M4×100=18.9984257.0273×100=7.39%

So, the mass percentage of fluorine inUF6 is 7.39%.

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Comparison of the mass percentage of fluorine in each compounds

The increasing order of mass percentage of fluorine in each compounds is

UF6<C6HF5<BrF<HF

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