BRCI_3 decomposes into highly toxic gases according to the equation below. Which of the following is correct? 2BrCl3(1) → 3Cl, (g) + Br2(g) The number of moles of Cl_2 formed is less than the moles of BrCl_3 reacted. The number of moles of CL_2 formed is two-thirds of the moles of BrCl_3 reacted. Three moles of CL_2 are formed. All of these None of these

BRCI_3 decomposes into highly toxic gases according to the equation below. Which of the following is correct? 2BrCl3(1) → 3Cl, (g) + Br2(g) The number of moles of Cl_2 formed is less than the moles of BrCl_3 reacted. The number of moles of CL_2 formed is two-thirds of the moles of BrCl_3 reacted. Three moles of CL_2 are formed. All of these None of these

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