CALORIMETRY PROBLEM: PART: SOLVING FOR ENTHALPY OF THE REACTION:SUBPART: SOLVING FOR THE MOLES OF THE REACTANTS AND IDENTIFYING WHICH IS THE LIMITING REACTANT. Reaction:X(OH)3 + 3HCI -> XCL3+ 3H20 (X IS AN IMAGINARY ELEMENTONLY) I'LL BE GIVING TWO SOLUTIONS FOR FINDING THE LIMITING REACTANT, PICK ONE WHICH IS THE CORRECT SOLUTION AND PLEASE EXPLAIN WHY. First Solution: 1 mol XC13 (0.500 L)1 moi X(OH)3/ ,0.250 mol X(oh)3. 1. Mol X(ОН)3 3D 1 L .0.175mol HCI 2. Mol HCI= ( (0.750 L) (1 тoi XC13 1 L 3 mol HCI Second Solution: ,0.250 mol X(oh)3. (0.500 L) 1moi X(OH)3) 3 тоi Н20 1. Mol X(ОH)з 3D 1 L 0.175 mol HCI ,3 тоi H20 2. Mol HCl= ( (0.750 L) ( 1 L 3 mol HCI Answers will differ depends on the solution used, so I need to know which is the correct way. I don't need the answer, which is the limiting reactant, just tell me which of the solution should I use to find it. Basically, I don't know if I should ratio the reactants to H20 or to XCI3 since they are both products.

CALORIMETRY PROBLEM: PART: SOLVING FOR ENTHALPY OF THE REACTION:SUBPART: SOLVING FOR THE MOLES OF THE REACTANTS AND IDENTIFYING WHICH IS THE LIMITING REACTANT. Reaction:X(OH)3 + 3HCI -> XCL3+ 3H20 (X IS AN IMAGINARY ELEMENTONLY) I'LL BE GIVING TWO SOLUTIONS FOR FINDING THE LIMITING REACTANT, PICK ONE WHICH IS THE CORRECT SOLUTION AND PLEASE EXPLAIN WHY. First Solution: 1 mol XC13 (0.500 L)1 moi X(OH)3/ ,0.250 mol X(oh)3. 1. Mol X(ОН)3 3D 1 L .0.175mol HCI 2. Mol HCI= ( (0.750 L) (1 тoi XC13 1 L 3 mol HCI Second Solution: ,0.250 mol X(oh)3. (0.500 L) 1moi X(OH)3) 3 тоi Н20 1. Mol X(ОH)з 3D 1 L 0.175 mol HCI ,3 тоi H20 2. Mol HCl= ( (0.750 L) ( 1 L 3 mol HCI Answers will differ depends on the solution used, so I need to know which is the correct way. I don't need the answer, which is the limiting reactant, just tell me which of the solution should I use to find it. Basically, I don't know if I should ratio the reactants to H20 or to XCI3 since they are both products.

Chemistry

10th Edition

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

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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