4HF(aq) + CO2 (s) CF4(9)+2H2O(1)With excess HF, a chemist needs to know what mass (in grams) of carbon dioxide isneeded in order to produce 36.0 mol of water. Here is part of their work. Solve thisproblem on your own first before completing this question.36.0 mol H20al22 X Tmal Co, =? g CO2Match each part with where it belongs in the stoichiometry set-up. One of them is notneeded, so match it with "This is not needed" for that part.a1[ Choose ]a2[Choose ]a3[ Choose ]This is not needed[Choose]

Given reaction is : 4HF (aq) + CO2 (s) -------> CF4 (g) + 2H2O (l) Moles of H2O (l) produced =…

4HF(aq) + CO2 (s) CF4(g) + 2H2O(1) With excess HF, a chemist needs to know what mass (in grams) of carbon dioxide is needed in order to produce 36.0 mol of water. Here is part of their work. Solve this problem on your own first before completing this question. 36.0 mol H20 a3 al a2 =? g CO2 1 mol CO2 Match each part with where it belongs in the stoichiometry set-up. One of them is not needed, so match it with "This is not needed" for that part.

4HF(aq) + CO2 (s) CF4(g) + 2H2O(1) With excess HF, a chemist needs to know what mass (in grams) of carbon dioxide is needed in order to produce 36.0 mol of water. Here is part of their work. Solve this problem on your own first before completing this question. 36.0 mol H20 a3 al a2 =? g CO2 1 mol CO2 Match each part with where it belongs in the stoichiometry set-up. One of them is not needed, so match it with "This is not needed" for that part.

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