58.9 g UpO7.24 g UpO 1.33 g UpO 2g UpO 2.41 g Up A compound Up2M3 made with imaginary elements Up and M reacts with anothercompound QM made with imaginary elements Q and M and forms two imaginaryproducts, Up and QM2 Use the balanced equation and given molar masses for eachcompound to determine moles of Up produced from 3.62 g of QM.UP2M3 + 3QM - 2Up + 3QM2Up = 58.93 g/mol%3DM = 78.96 g/mol

Given, Mass of QM = 3.62 g Molar mass of QM = 78.96+28.09 = 107.05 g/mol Moles of QM = mass/MM =…

d Up,M3 made with imaginary elements Up and M rea QM made with imaginary elements Q and M and forms p and QM2 Use the balanced equation and given mola to determine moles of Up produced from 3.62 g of QM BQM 2Up + 3QM2 g/mol g/mol

d Up,M3 made with imaginary elements Up and M rea QM made with imaginary elements Q and M and forms p and QM2 Use the balanced equation and given mola to determine moles of Up produced from 3.62 g of QM BQM 2Up + 3QM2 g/mol g/mol

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

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

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

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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