In: Chemistry
How many grams O2
are needed to react completely with 2.60 mole FeS, in this
reaction?
4 FeS + 7 O2→2 FeO3 + 4 SO2
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1.28 x 10 3 |
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0.258 g |
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329 g |
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44.1 g |
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3.90 x 10 3 g |
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146 g |
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74.7 g |
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1.81 g |
How many g of Aluminum are needed to react completely with 12.5
mole of Br2, according to the chemical equation
below?
2Al + 3Br2→Al2Br6
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36.6 g |
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310 g |
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225 g |
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1.42 g |
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How many g of Aluminum are needed to react completely with 0.850
gram of Mn3O4, according to the chemical
equation below?
3 Mn3O4 + 8 Al --> 9
Mn + 4
Al2O3
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0.267 g |
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79.2 g |
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20.3 g |
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151 g |
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13.3 g |
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86.5 g |
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14.2 g |
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3.70 g |
Refer to this equation:
3SCl2(l) + 4NaF(s) →
SF4(g) +
S2Cl2(l) + 4NaCl(s)
12.0 grams SCl2 is reacted and 3.05 grams of
SF4 is formed. What is percent yield
SF4?
Hint: find theoretical yield
Hint: percent yield =(actual yield/ theoretical yield) x 100
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19.3 % |
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64.4% |
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38.0% |
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27.2 % |
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82.1% |
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72.7% |
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90.1% |
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58.6% |
Look at the following equation:
3H 2 + N 2
-> 2 NH 3
If 85.0 gram of N 2 gives 86.2 g of NH 3,
what is the percent yield of
NH 3?
Hint: find theoretical yield
Hint: percent yield =(actual yield/ theoretical yield) x 100
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71.7 % |
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69.2 % |
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93.0% |
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45.1% |
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83.5 % |
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36.1% |
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79.2% |
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71.9% |