Which element has a larger volume tin or titanium?

tin (Sn) have larger volume than titanium (Ti)

Explanation:

Data Given:

larger volume of titanium or tin?

Solution:

First we will find volume for each element.

To calculate volume of Titanium (Ti):

formula used

      d = m/v

Rearrange the above formula for volume

       v = m/d . .. . . .(1)

Where

v= volume

d= density

m= mass

As Reported

Mass of Titanium = 48 g/mol

density of  Titanium = 4.506 g/cm³

Put values in above equation 1

        v = 48 g/mol / 4.506 g/cm³

        v = 10.65 cm³/mol

volume of 1 mole Titanium 10.65 cm³

Now we will find volume for tin (Sn)

To calculate volume of tin (Sn):

formula used

      d = m/v

Rearrange the above formula for volume

       v = m/d . .. . . .(1)

Where

v= volume

d= density

m= mass

As Reported

Mass of Tin= 118.7 g/mol

density of  Tin = 7.31 g/cm³

Put values in above equation 1

        v = 118.7 g/mol / 7.31 g/cm³

        v = 16.24 cm³/mol

volume of 1 mole Tin 16.24 cm³

So,

It is clear that tin (Sn) have larger volume than titanium (Ti)

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