Hgo decomposes to form mercury (Hg) and oxygen as shown in the balanced equation below. An engineer wants to know how many grams of mercury (Hg) will result from the decomposition of 4.32 grams of HgO. Unfortunately, it has been a while since he has taken a chemistry course so he doesn't remember which is the correct way to set up this problem. Help him out by choosing which of the following options shows the correct set-up and answer. 2H90 → 2Hg + O2

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Hgo decomposes to form mercury (Hg) and oxygen as shown in the balanced equation below. An engineer wants to know how many grams of mercury
(Hg) will result from the decomposition of 4.32 grams of Hgo. Unfortunately, it has been a while since he has taken a chemistry course so he doesn't
remember which is the correct way to set up this problem. Help him out by choosing which of the following options shows the correct set-up and answer.
2H90 → 2Hg + O2
I mol HgO
Imol
Hg
Tmot Hg
-0.000099g Hg
A) 4,32g HgOx
216.599 Hg0.
Imol HgO
200.5ag Hg
B 4.329 HgO
Imoi Hgo
0.0199 g Hg
216.59g HgO
200.59 g Hg
Imol Hg
2 mol Hg
866.55
Hg
O 4.329 Hgo x
2 mol HgO
D) 4.32 g HPx Imol Hgo
2 16.599Hg0
200.599 Hg =4.00g Hg
Imol Hg
2 mol Hg
2 mol Hgo
Transcribed Image Text:Hgo decomposes to form mercury (Hg) and oxygen as shown in the balanced equation below. An engineer wants to know how many grams of mercury (Hg) will result from the decomposition of 4.32 grams of Hgo. Unfortunately, it has been a while since he has taken a chemistry course so he doesn't remember which is the correct way to set up this problem. Help him out by choosing which of the following options shows the correct set-up and answer. 2H90 → 2Hg + O2 I mol HgO Imol Hg Tmot Hg -0.000099g Hg A) 4,32g HgOx 216.599 Hg0. Imol HgO 200.5ag Hg B 4.329 HgO Imoi Hgo 0.0199 g Hg 216.59g HgO 200.59 g Hg Imol Hg 2 mol Hg 866.55 Hg O 4.329 Hgo x 2 mol HgO D) 4.32 g HPx Imol Hgo 2 16.599Hg0 200.599 Hg =4.00g Hg Imol Hg 2 mol Hg 2 mol Hgo
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