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Consider the following silicates
(a) `BaTi(Si_(3)O_(9))`
(b) `ZnCa_(2)Si_(2)O_(7)`
Then calculate X+Y, where X and Y are total number of monovalent and divalent oxygen atoms in both silicates respectively.

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To solve the problem, we need to determine the total number of monovalent (X) and divalent (Y) oxygen atoms in the given silicates, `BaTi(Si₃O₉)` and `ZnCa₂Si₂O₇`. ### Step 1: Analyze the first silicate `BaTi(Si₃O₉)` 1. **Identify the oxidation states**: - Barium (Ba) has an oxidation state of +2. - Titanium (Ti) has an oxidation state of +4. - The total positive charge from Ba and Ti is +2 + +4 = +6. 2. **Determine the charge of the silicate**: - To balance the +6 charge, the silicate must have a charge of -6. - The formula indicates that there are 3 silicon (Si) atoms and 9 oxygen (O) atoms. 3. **Identify the types of oxygen**: - In the structure of `Si₃O₉`, there are 3 oxygen atoms that are part of the cyclic structure (divalent). - The remaining 6 oxygen atoms are attached to silicon (monovalent). 4. **Count the oxygen atoms**: - Monovalent oxygen atoms (X) = 6 - Divalent oxygen atoms (Y) = 3 ### Step 2: Analyze the second silicate `ZnCa₂Si₂O₇` 1. **Identify the oxidation states**: - Zinc (Zn) has an oxidation state of +2. - Calcium (Ca) has an oxidation state of +2, and since there are 2 calcium atoms, the total charge from calcium is +4. - The total positive charge from Zn and Ca is +2 + +4 = +6. 2. **Determine the charge of the silicate**: - To balance the +6 charge, the silicate must have a charge of -6. - The formula indicates that there are 2 silicon (Si) atoms and 7 oxygen (O) atoms. 3. **Identify the types of oxygen**: - In `Si₂O₇`, there is 1 oxygen atom that is shared between the two silicon atoms (divalent). - The remaining 6 oxygen atoms are attached to silicon (monovalent). 4. **Count the oxygen atoms**: - Monovalent oxygen atoms (X) = 6 - Divalent oxygen atoms (Y) = 1 ### Step 3: Calculate X + Y 1. **Sum the total monovalent oxygen atoms (X)**: - From the first silicate: 6 - From the second silicate: 6 - Total X = 6 + 6 = 12 2. **Sum the total divalent oxygen atoms (Y)**: - From the first silicate: 3 - From the second silicate: 1 - Total Y = 3 + 1 = 4 3. **Calculate X + Y**: - X + Y = 12 + 4 = 16 ### Final Answer: The value of X + Y is **16**. ---
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