PCI, + 4 H,0 8. If you use 336 moles of water in an experiment, how many moles of hydrochloric acid (HCI) will be produced? - H,PO, + 5 HCI 3.36 moles H,0 5 moles HCl 4 moles H,O 9. How many moles of phosphorus pentachloride are needed to make 35 liters of water? 4 moles H,O 35 L H,0 4 moles PCl, 22.4 L H,0 4 moles H,O 10. How many moles of H,PO, are produced when 0.05 moles of PCI, are used? 1 mole H,PO, 0.5 moles PCI, 1 mole PCl,

PCI, + 4 H,0 8. If you use 336 moles of water in an experiment, how many moles of hydrochloric acid (HCI) will be produced? - H,PO, + 5 HCI 3.36 moles H,0 5 moles HCl 4 moles H,O 9. How many moles of phosphorus pentachloride are needed to make 35 liters of water? 4 moles H,O 35 L H,0 4 moles PCl, 22.4 L H,0 4 moles H,O 10. How many moles of H,PO, are produced when 0.05 moles of PCI, are used? 1 mole H,PO, 0.5 moles PCI, 1 mole PCl,

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Chapter4: Stoichiometry

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