Consider the following hypothetical chemical reaction: A3 (aq) + 4B (g) → C (s). An experimental run consumes 2,165.9 mL of B at 1.347 atm and 9.48°C. Assuming a 100% yield, how many grams of product were formed? Component A3 B C Molar Mass (g/mol) 69.71 5.73 554.41

Consider the following hypothetical chemical reaction: A3 (aq) + 4B (g) → C (s). An experimental run consumes 2,165.9 mL of B at 1.347 atm and 9.48°C. Assuming a 100% yield, how many grams of product were formed? Component A3 B C Molar Mass (g/mol) 69.71 5.73 554.41

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Consider the following hypothetical chemical reaction: A3 (aq) + 4B (g)
experimental run consumes 2,165.9 mL of B at 1.347 atm and 9.48°C. Assuming a 100% yield,
how many grams of product were formed?
Component
A3
B
C
Molar Mass
(g/mol)
69.71
5.73
554.41

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