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Decomposition of NI3 produces nitrogen gas and iodine. How many grams of the reactant would be...

Decomposition of NI3 produces nitrogen gas and iodine. How many grams of the reactant would be required to react completely to give 4.23 g of the iodine?

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Ans :- 4.39 g

Explanation :-

Decomposition of NI3 is :

2 NI3 (s) --------------------> N2 (g)............... +..................... 3 I2 (g)

2 mol..................................1 mol.........................................3 mol

2 x 394.7 g/mol..............28 g/mol....................................3 x 253.8 g/mol

789.4 g...............................28 g...........................................761.4 g

From chemical equation it is cleared that

761.4 g of iodine is obtained from = 789.4 g of NI3

So

4.23 g of iodine is obtained from = 789.4 g x 4.23 g / 761.4 of NI3 = 4.39 g  of NI3

Hence

Grams of the reactant would be required = 4.39 g


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