1. What is wrong with each of the following setups? NOTE: There may be nothing wrong or multiple parts incorrect. H,O → 2H, + 0, How many moles H, are obtained from 17.2 mol H,0? 1 mol O, = 34.4 mol 0, 17.2 mol H,0 2 mol H,0 Cacl, + 2A9NO, - 2A9CI + Ca(NO,) How many moles of AgCl can be obtained from 55.5 grams of CaCl? mol CaCl, 2 mol AgCI = 1.00 mol AgCI 55.5 g CaCl, 1 111 g CaCl, 1 mol Cacl, LAL 302 2AĻO, How many grams oxygen are needed to produce 142 grams of aluminum oxide? + 2 mol Al,0, 86 g Al,O, = 763 g Al,0, 142 g O2 3 mol O,

1. What is wrong with each of the following setups? NOTE: There may be nothing wrong or multiple parts incorrect. H,O → 2H, + 0, How many moles H, are obtained from 17.2 mol H,0? 1 mol O, = 34.4 mol 0, 17.2 mol H,0 2 mol H,0 Cacl, + 2A9NO, - 2A9CI + Ca(NO,) How many moles of AgCl can be obtained from 55.5 grams of CaCl? mol CaCl, 2 mol AgCI = 1.00 mol AgCI 55.5 g CaCl, 1 111 g CaCl, 1 mol Cacl, LAL 302 2AĻO, How many grams oxygen are needed to produce 142 grams of aluminum oxide? + 2 mol Al,0, 86 g Al,O, = 763 g Al,0, 142 g O2 3 mol O,

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