7. Chlorine dioxide, C10, is a reactive oxidizing agent. It is used to purify water. 6C10+ 3H₂O SHC10+ HCl(a) If 71.0g of C10, is mixed with 19.0g of water, what is the limiting reagent? What mass of HC10, is expected in part (a). How many molecules of HCI are expected in part (a) Page 6 b.

7. Chlorine dioxide, C10, is a reactive oxidizing agent. It is used to purify water. 6C10+ 3H₂O SHC10+ HCl(a) If 71.0g of C10, is mixed with 19.0g of water, what is the limiting reagent? What mass of HC10, is expected in part (a). How many molecules of HCI are expected in part (a) Page 6 b.

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Chlorine dioxide, C10, is a reactive oxidizing agent. It is used to purify water.
SHC10+ HCl()
6C10+ 3H₂O)
a.
If 71.0g of C10, is mixed with 19.0g of water, what is the limiting reagent?
What mass of HC10, is expected in part (a).
How many molecules of HCI are expected in part (a)
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