The image appears to be a section of a form or quiz interface with two input fields. - The first input field is located on the left side, next to a symbol resembling a checkmark with the letter "A". Across from this field, there is the number "6" followed by a blank line, indicating a space for input.- The second input field is similar, positioned below the first. It also features a checkmark symbol with an "A" next to it. To its right, the number "7" appears, followed by a blank line.This setup typically suggests a sequence of questions or answers where users are expected to type in responses, possibly part of a larger educational activity. There are no graphs or diagrams present in this image. **Chemical Reaction Summary:**\[ \text{H}_2(g) + \text{Cl}_2(g) \rightarrow 2 \text{HCl}(g) \]**Conversions Used:**- 1 mol = MW in g (to 2 decimal places) = 22.414 L**Problem Statement:**Determine how many grams of HCl (with MW = 36.46 g HCl) will be produced from 42.5 L of Cl\(_2\) gas (MW = 70.90 g Cl\(_2\)). Express the answer as 'g HCl'.**Calculation Steps:**\[ 42.5 \, \text{L Cl}_2 \times \frac{1. \, \_\_\_\_}{2. \, \_\_\_\_} \times \frac{3. \, \_\_\_\_}{4. \, \_\_\_\_} \times \frac{5. \, \_\_\_\_}{6. \, \_\_\_\_} = 7. \, \_\_\_\_ \]**Calculation Details:**1. **Conversion Factor 1: \_\_\_**2. **Conversion Factor 2: \_\_\_**3. **Conversion Factor 3: \_\_\_**4. **Conversion Factor 4: \_\_\_**5. **Conversion Factor 5: \_\_\_****Solution Space for Calculations:**- Box 1: \_\_\_- Box 2: \_\_\_- Box 3: \_\_\_- Box 4: \_\_\_- Box 5: \_\_\_ Fill in each step with appropriate conversion factors and calculations to solve the problem.

We are given the volume of the reactant, Cl2, and we have to find grams of HCl formed using the…

H2(g) + Cl2(g) ----> 2 HClg) Use the following conversions: 1 mol = MW in g (2 d.p.) = 22.414 L How many grams of HCI (MW = 36.46 g HCI) will form from 42.5 L of Cl2 gas (MW = 70.90 g Cl2)?(Express as 'g HCI') 3._ 5. 1. 42.5 L C12 x- 2. 7. 4. 6. 1.--- 2.-- 3.-- 4. _--- 5.___

H2(g) + Cl2(g) ----> 2 HClg) Use the following conversions: 1 mol = MW in g (2 d.p.) = 22.414 L How many grams of HCI (MW = 36.46 g HCI) will form from 42.5 L of Cl2 gas (MW = 70.90 g Cl2)?(Express as 'g HCI') 3._ 5. 1. 42.5 L C12 x- 2. 7. 4. 6. 1.--- 2.-- 3.-- 4. _--- 5.___

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