1 g per950 g elemental iodine +1.5 kgs potassiumhydroxide750 gpotassiumiodidePotassiumOral237 mL periodidemlSaturatedbottleSolutionIC. SYNTHESIS AND PACKAGINGMass to Mass StoichiometryCalculationKIO:950g 12 = 267.0019044 g KIO31500 KOH = 953.5496403 g KIO3KI950g 12 = 1035.579853 g KI1500 KOH = 3698.388588 g KIH20950g 12 = 67.4308353 g H201500 KOH = 240.8171915 g H20Limiting ReagentExcess ReagentКонAmount (g) in excessKOH = 1079.987407 grams% Yield69.45%Number of dosage form andpackagingthat can be produced fromstoichiometric calculation

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750 g potassium iodide 237 mL per bottle Potassium 950 g elemental iodine 1.5 kgs potassium hydroxide 1 g per ml Oral Saturated Solution iodide IC. SYNTHESIS AND PACKAGING Mass to Mass Stoichiometry Calculation KIO, 950g 12 = 267.0019044 g KIO. 1500 KOH = 953.5496403 g KIO, KI 950g 12 = 1035.579853 g KI 1500 KOH = 3698.388588 g KI H20 950g 12 = 67.4308353 g H20 1500 KOH = 240.8171915 g H20 Limiting Reagent Excess Reagent кон Amount (g) in excess KOH = 1079.987407 grams % Yield 69.45% Number of dosage form and packaging that can be produced from stoichiometric calculation

750 g potassium iodide 237 mL per bottle Potassium 950 g elemental iodine 1.5 kgs potassium hydroxide 1 g per ml Oral Saturated Solution iodide IC. SYNTHESIS AND PACKAGING Mass to Mass Stoichiometry Calculation KIO, 950g 12 = 267.0019044 g KIO. 1500 KOH = 953.5496403 g KIO, KI 950g 12 = 1035.579853 g KI 1500 KOH = 3698.388588 g KI H20 950g 12 = 67.4308353 g H20 1500 KOH = 240.8171915 g H20 Limiting Reagent Excess Reagent кон Amount (g) in excess KOH = 1079.987407 grams % Yield 69.45% Number of dosage form and packaging that can be produced from stoichiometric calculation

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ISBN:9781305957404

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

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