130.8 g Zn element is reacting with excess amount of HCl aqueous solution. According to this reaction, which of the followings is wrong(Hint: Zn takes +2 charge in its compounds. Zn: 65.4 g/mol)A) Chemical formula of the produced compound is ZnC12.B) 2 gr H2 gas is producedC) 4 moles of HCI is required to consume all zinc.Balanced reaction is: Balanced reaction is:Zn +2 HCl(suda) → ZnCl2 + H2D)E) One of the products is zinc chlroide

130.8g Zn is reacting with excess HCl. Molar mass of Zn = 65.4g/mol

130.8 g Zn element is reacting with excess amount of HCl aqueous solution. According to this reaction, which of the followings is wrong (Hint: Zn takes +2 charge in its compounds. Zn: 65.4 g/mol) O A) Chemical formula of the produced compound is ZnC12. B) 2 gr H2 gas is produced C) 4 moles of HCI is required to consume all zinc. Balanced reaction is: Balanced reaction is: Zn +2 HCl(suda) → ZnCl2 + H2 D) E) One of the products is zinc chlroide

130.8 g Zn element is reacting with excess amount of HCl aqueous solution. According to this reaction, which of the followings is wrong (Hint: Zn takes +2 charge in its compounds. Zn: 65.4 g/mol) O A) Chemical formula of the produced compound is ZnC12. B) 2 gr H2 gas is produced C) 4 moles of HCI is required to consume all zinc. Balanced reaction is: Balanced reaction is: Zn +2 HCl(suda) → ZnCl2 + H2 D) E) One of the products is zinc chlroide

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