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65 g of CaC2 is treated with 38 g of H2O. What volume of C2H2 gas, measured at 22˚C and 770 torr can be obtained?                                                               CaC2(s)    +   2H2O(l)    -  C2H2(g)    +   Ca(OH)2(s)  Show all equation and all calculations involved to get full marks. Hint: this is a limiting type question! Use the following questions as guide and include them in your answer. the limiting reactant is? the maximum number of moles of C2H2 gas that can be produced is? the volume of C2H2 gas that can be produced from this reaction is?

65 g of CaC2 is treated with 38 g of H2O. What volume of C2H2 gas, measured at 22˚C and 770 torr can be obtained?                                                               CaC2(s)    +   2H2O(l)    -  C2H2(g)    +   Ca(OH)2(s)  Show all equation and all calculations involved to get full marks. Hint: this is a limiting type question! Use the following questions as guide and include them in your answer. the limiting reactant is? the maximum number of moles of C2H2 gas that can be produced is? the volume of C2H2 gas that can be produced from this reaction is?

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65 g of CaC2 is treated with 38 g of H2O. What volume of C2H2 gas, measured at

22˚C and 770 torr can be obtained?                                                              

CaC2(s)    +   2H2O(l)    -  C2H2(g)    +   Ca(OH)2(s) 

Show all equation and all calculations involved to get full marks. Hint: this is a limiting type

question!

Use the following questions as guide and include them in your answer.

  1. the limiting reactant is?
  2. the maximum number of moles of C2H2 gas that can be produced is?
  3. the volume of C2H2 gas that can be produced from this reaction is?
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