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Organic Compound Percentage of Hydrogen Trick

Learn how to calculate percentage of hydrogen in an organic compound using combustion analysis and Carius method data. This concept helps solve JEE...

 

❓ Question

1 g1\text{ g} of an organic compound gives:

1.32 g CO21.32\text{ g CO}_2

Also,

0.53 g0.53\text{ g}

of the same compound gives:

0.75 g AgBr0.75\text{ g AgBr}

If molecular formula of compound is:

CxHyBrzC_xH_yBr_z

calculate percentage of hydrogen in the compound.


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Organic Compound Percentage of Hydrogen Trick


✍️ Short Explanation

This problem is based on:

👉 Carbon estimation from CO2CO_2
👉 Bromine estimation using Carius method
👉 Percentage composition.

Main idea:

First find:

%C\%C

and

%Br\%Br

Then remaining percentage gives hydrogen.

Organic Compound Percentage of Hydrogen Trick


🔷 Step 1 — Percentage of Carbon 💯

Given:

1 g compound1.32 g CO21\text{ g compound} \rightarrow 1.32\text{ g }CO_2

Carbon present in:

CO2CO_2

is:

1244\frac{12}{44}

So mass of carbon:

1.32×12441.32\times\frac{12}{44}
=0.36 g=0.36\text{ g}

Hence:

%C=36%\%C=36\%

🔷 Step 2 — Bromine from AgBr

Given:

0.53 g compound0.75 g AgBr0.53\text{ g compound} \rightarrow 0.75\text{ g AgBr}

Molar mass:

AgBr=108+80=188AgBr=108+80=188

Fraction of bromine in AgBr:

80188\frac{80}{188}

Mass of bromine:

0.75×801880.75\times\frac{80}{188}
=0.319 g=0.319\text{ g}

🔷 Step 3 — Percentage of Bromine

Compound mass:

0.53 g0.53\text{ g}

So:

%Br=0.3190.53×100\%Br= \frac{0.319}{0.53}\times100
60.2%\approx60.2\%

🔷 Step 4 — Percentage of Hydrogen

Organic compound contains only:

C,H,BrC,H,Br

Therefore:

%H=100(%C+%Br)\%H = 100-(\%C+\%Br)
=100(36+60.2)=100-(36+60.2)
=3.8%=3.8\%

🔷 Step 5 — Final Answer

3.8%\boxed{3.8\%}

🔷 Step 6 — JEE Trap Alert 🚨

CO2CO_2 mass ko direct carbon mass maan lena

❌ AgBr ka molar mass wrong lena

❌ Remaining percentage method bhool jaana

Remember:

Mass of element=Compound mass×Atomic massMolar mass\text{Mass of element} = \text{Compound mass}\times \frac{\text{Atomic mass}}{\text{Molar mass}}

✅ Final Answer

3.8%\boxed{3.8\%}


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