Question 3 **Stoichiometry Practice Problems**1.) **Calculate the number of moles of K₂C₂O₄ produced by the reaction of KOH.** \[\_\_H₂C₂O₄ + \_\_KOH \rightarrow \_\_K₂C₂O₄ + \_\_H₂O \]2.) **If 35.00 g of naphthalene (C₁₀H₈) burns, what mass of carbon dioxide would be produced?** \[\_\_C₁₀H₈ + \_\_O₂ \rightarrow \_\_CO₂ + \_\_H₂O \]3.) **Calculate the mass of KCN formed when 27.35 g of K reacts.** \[\_\_Mn(CN)₂ + \_\_K \rightarrow \_\_KCN + \_\_Mn \]4.) **What mass of KBr is produced when 18.5 moles of K₂SO₄ reacts?** \[\_\_AlBr₃ + \_\_K₂SO₄ \rightarrow \_\_KBr + \_\_Al₂(SO₄)₃ \]

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1.) Calculate the number of moles of K,C,O, produced by the reaction Кон. _H,C,O, + _KOH → _K,C,O, + _H,0 2.) If 35.00 g of naphthalene (CH) burns, what mass of carbon dioxide wc _CH, +_O, → _CO, +_H,0 3.) Calculate the mass of KCN formed when 27.35 g of K reacts. _Mn(CN), + _K → _KCN + _Mn 4.) What mass of KBr is produced when 18.5 moles of K,SO, reacts? AlBr, +_K,SO, →_KBr + _Al,(SO.),

1.) Calculate the number of moles of K,C,O, produced by the reaction Кон. _H,C,O, + _KOH → _K,C,O, + _H,0 2.) If 35.00 g of naphthalene (CH) burns, what mass of carbon dioxide wc _CH, +_O, → _CO, +_H,0 3.) Calculate the mass of KCN formed when 27.35 g of K reacts. _Mn(CN), + _K → _KCN + _Mn 4.) What mass of KBr is produced when 18.5 moles of K,SO, reacts? AlBr, +_K,SO, →_KBr + _Al,(SO.),

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