1.27 g of copper (1) nitrate is mixed with an excess of sodium carbonate. What is the theoretical yield (ing) of copper() carbonate that can be produced?2 CUNO3(aq) + 1 Na₂CO3(aq)41 Cu₂CO3(s) + 2 NaNO3(aq)The molar mass of CUNO3 is 126 g-mol-¹.The molar mass of Cu₂CO3 is 188 g-mol"¹.OA. 1.89 g copper(1) carbonateB. 0.851 g copper(1) carbonateOC. 0.947 g copper(1) carbonateOD. 1,70 g copper(1) carbonate

Two mole of copper nitrate react with sodium carbonate produced copper carbonate

1.27 g of copper (1) nitrate is mixed with an excess of sodium carbonate. What is the theoretical yield (in g) of copper() carbonate that can be produced? 2 CUNO3(aq) + 1 Na₂CO3(aq) - 1 Cu₂CO₂ (s) + 2 NaNO3(aq) The molar mass of CUNO, is 126 g-mol-¹. The molar mass of Cu₂CO, is 188 g-mol-¹. OA. 1.89 g copper(!) carbonate B. 0.851 g copper(1) carbonate OC. 0.947 g copper(1) carbonate OD. 1,70 g copper(1) carbonate

1.27 g of copper (1) nitrate is mixed with an excess of sodium carbonate. What is the theoretical yield (in g) of copper() carbonate that can be produced? 2 CUNO3(aq) + 1 Na₂CO3(aq) - 1 Cu₂CO₂ (s) + 2 NaNO3(aq) The molar mass of CUNO, is 126 g-mol-¹. The molar mass of Cu₂CO, is 188 g-mol-¹. OA. 1.89 g copper(!) carbonate B. 0.851 g copper(1) carbonate OC. 0.947 g copper(1) carbonate OD. 1,70 g copper(1) carbonate

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