7. Solid diiodine pentoxide is used in respirators to remove carbon monoxide from air. The reaction produces solidiodine and carbon dioxide gas.a. What mass of carbon monoxide could be removed from air by a respirator that contains 5.0 g of diiodine pentoxide?b. What mass of iodine would remain in the respirator?8. The reaction of chromium metal and chlorine gas produces chromium (III) chloride. What is the limiting reactantwhen each of the following sets of quantities of reactants is mixed?a. 2 chromium atoms and 6 chlorine moleculesb. 6 chromium atoms and 10 chlorine moleculesc. 12 chromium atoms and 20 chlorine molecules

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7. Solid diiodine pentoxide is used in respirators to remove carbon monoxide from air. The reaction produces solid iodine and carbon dioxide gas. a. What mass of carbon monoxide could be removed from air by a respirator that contains 5.0 g of diiodine pentoxide? b. What mass of iodine would remain in the respirator?

7. Solid diiodine pentoxide is used in respirators to remove carbon monoxide from air. The reaction produces solid iodine and carbon dioxide gas. a. What mass of carbon monoxide could be removed from air by a respirator that contains 5.0 g of diiodine pentoxide? b. What mass of iodine would remain in the respirator?

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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