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Consider the following reaction: 2CuCl2 (9) → 2CUCI Cl2 (3) (s) An initial mass of CuCl, (mol. wt. 134.4 g/mol) is reacted to produce Cl, gas. The final volume of gas collected after the reaction is 2.46 L. The temperature is 300K and the pressure 1 atm. How many grams of CuCl2 were reacted? O 14.2 g O 7.09 g 26.9 g O 6.72 g O 13.4 g

Consider the following reaction: 2CuCl2 (9) → 2CUCI Cl2 (3) (s) An initial mass of CuCl, (mol. wt. 134.4 g/mol) is reacted to produce Cl, gas. The final volume of gas collected after the reaction is 2.46 L. The temperature is 300K and the pressure 1 atm. How many grams of CuCl2 were reacted? O 14.2 g O 7.09 g 26.9 g O 6.72 g O 13.4 g

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Consider the following reaction: 2CuCl2 (s) → 2CUCI + Cl2 (e) An initial mass of CuCl2 (mol. wt. 134.4 g/mol) is reacted to produce Cl2 gas. The final volume of gas collected after the reaction is 2.46 L. The temperature is 300K and the pressure 1 atm. How many grams of CuCl, were reacted? O 14.2 g O 7.09 g 26.9 g O 6.72 g O 13.4 g « Previous
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following reaction: 2CuCl2 (s) → 2CUCI + Cl2 (e) An initial mass of CuCl2 (mol. wt. 134.4 g/mol) is reacted to produce Cl2 gas. The final volume of gas collected after the reaction is 2.46 L. The temperature is 300K and the pressure 1 atm. How many grams of CuCl, were reacted? O 14.2 g O 7.09 g 26.9 g O 6.72 g O 13.4 g « Previous
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Reaction :-

2CuCl2(s) ------------> 2CuCl(s) + Cl2(g)

Molar mass of CuCl2 = 134.4g/mol

Pressure = 1atm

Temperature = 300K

Volume of gas = 2.46L

 

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