5. Samples collected during a routine inspection of a facility that manufactures commercial glass products showed the presence of calcium phosphate. If the mass of calcium phosphate is 25 kg, (a) what is the mass of free carbon and silica (lbs) in the reactants, (b) why is the facility emitting carbon monoxide, and will this reaction produce phosphorus? If yes, how much is produced (kg)? and (c) What is the phosphate concentration? Ca3(PO4)2 + SiO2 + Products
5. Samples collected during a routine inspection of a facility that manufactures commercial glass products showed the presence of calcium phosphate. If the mass of calcium phosphate is 25 kg, (a) what is the mass of free carbon and silica (lbs) in the reactants, (b) why is the facility emitting carbon monoxide, and will this reaction produce phosphorus? If yes, how much is produced (kg)? and (c) What is the phosphate concentration? Ca3(PO4)2 + SiO2 + Products
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products showed the presence of calcium phosphate. If the mass of calcium phosphate is 25 kg, (a)
what is the mass of free carbon and silica (lbs) in the reactants, (b) why is the facility emitting carbon
monoxide, and will this reaction produce phosphorus? If yes, how much is produced (kg)? and (c)
What is the phosphate concentration?
Ca3(PO4)2 +
SiO2 +
Products
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