A mixture of 136.4 g136.4 g of Cl2Cl2 and 29.8 g29.8 g of PP reacts completely...

A mixture of 136.4 g136.4 g of Cl2Cl2 and 29.8 g29.8 g of PP reacts completely to form PCl3PCl3 and PCl5.PCl5. Find the mass of PCl5PCl5 produced.

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