How many grams of Ni are formed from 54.6 g of Ni₂O3?2 Ni₂03 (s)4 Ni(s) + 30₂ (g)Step 1: Show the strategy for solving this problem.grams Ni₂0₂Answer Bankmoles Ni₂03grams Nigrams O₂moles Nigrams Ni₂03moles 0₂grams Ni Step 2: Show the conversions required to solve this problem and calculate the grams of Ni.54.6 g Ni₂03 xX= g Ni32.00 g 02₂4 moles Nigrams of Ni:165.38 g Ni₂031 mole 0₂Answer Bank1 mole Ni₂033 moles 0₂58.69 g Ni2 moles Ni₂0₂1 mole Nig Ni

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How many grams of Ni are formed from 54.6 g of Ni₂O3?
2 Ni₂03 (s)
4 Ni(s) + 30₂ (g)
Step 1: Show the strategy for solving this problem.
grams Ni₂0₂
Answer Bank
moles Ni₂03
grams Ni
grams O₂
moles Ni
grams Ni₂03
moles 0₂
grams Ni

Step 2: Show the conversions required to solve this problem and calculate the grams of Ni.
54.6 g Ni₂03 x
X
= g Ni
32.00 g 02₂
4 moles Ni
grams of Ni:
165.38 g Ni₂03
1 mole 0₂
Answer Bank
1 mole Ni₂03
3 moles 0₂
58.69 g Ni
2 moles Ni₂0₂
1 mole Ni
g Ni

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