CIF3 is prepared by reacting O.75 mol of Cl2 with 3.00 mol of F2. The followingFALSE statement is0.75 mol of F2 is consumedCl2 is the limiting reactantO All Cl2 is consumedO 1.5 mol of CIF3 is producedO 0.75 mol of F2 remains unreacted

The given data is, Mol of Cl2 = 0.75 mol Mol of F2 = 3.0 mol

CIF3 is prepared by reacting O.75 mol of Cl2 with 3.00 mol of F2. The following FALSE statement is 0.75 mol of F, is consumed Cl2 is the limiting reactant O All Cl, is consumed O 1.5 mol of CIF3 is produced O 0.75 mol of F2 remains unreacted

CIF3 is prepared by reacting O.75 mol of Cl2 with 3.00 mol of F2. The following FALSE statement is 0.75 mol of F, is consumed Cl2 is the limiting reactant O All Cl, is consumed O 1.5 mol of CIF3 is produced O 0.75 mol of F2 remains unreacted

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CIF3 is prepared by reacting O.75 mol of Cl2 with 3.00 mol of F2. The following
FALSE statement is
0.75 mol of F2 is consumed
Cl2 is the limiting reactant
O All Cl2 is consumed
O 1.5 mol of CIF3 is produced
O 0.75 mol of F2 remains unreacted

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