How many moles of chlorine gas is required to form 6.4 grams of aluminum oxide (AICI3, molar mass - 133.33 g/mol) accordingto the following reaction?2Alg + 3Clzie)+ 2AIClaO 0.072 mol0.096 molO 0.032 molO 0.048 mol From the reaction of 2.50 grams of sulfur dioxide (SO,) and excess amount of oxygen according to the following reaction, 2.66grams of sulfur trioxide were obtained.25Oze + O2 - 2503e)Find the percent yield of the reaction.O 88.8 %85.3 %76.4 %O 94.6 %

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How many moles of chlorine gas is required to form 6.4 grams of aluminum oxide (AICI3, molar mass - 133.33 g/mol) according to the following reaction? 2Ala + 3Clzie) + 2AICI3 O 0.072 mol 0.096 mol O 0.032 mol 0.048 mol

How many moles of chlorine gas is required to form 6.4 grams of aluminum oxide (AICI3, molar mass - 133.33 g/mol) according to the following reaction? 2Ala + 3Clzie) + 2AICI3 O 0.072 mol 0.096 mol O 0.032 mol 0.048 mol

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How many moles of chlorine gas is required to form 6.4 grams of aluminum oxide (AICI3, molar mass - 133.33 g/mol) according
to the following reaction?
2Alg + 3Clzie)
+ 2AICla
O 0.072 mol
0.096 mol
O 0.032 mol
O 0.048 mol

From the reaction of 2.50 grams of sulfur dioxide (SO,) and excess amount of oxygen according to the following reaction, 2.66
grams of sulfur trioxide were obtained.
25Oze + O2 - 2503e)
Find the percent yield of the reaction.
O 88.8 %
85.3 %
76.4 %
O 94.6 %

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