Answer key show work#35i 1.85 moles H2SO4#35j 0.00836 moles of Ca3(PO4)2 molecules#35k 1.3333 moles H3PO4 (answer corrected 10/9/19)#35l 130.67 g H3PO4 (answer corrected 10/9/19) i. If you want to produce 1.23 mole of H3PO4 how many moles of H2SO4 will you need? (3sig)j. If you have 5.03 x 1021 molecules of Ca3(PO4)2 how many moles of calcium phosphate doyou have? (3 sig)k. If you have 196.18 g of sulfuric acid and enough calcium phosphate how many moles ofH3PO4 could you produce? (5 sig)1. If you have 196.18 g of sulfuric acid and enough calcium phosphate how many grams ofH3PO4 could you produce? (5 sig)

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Answer key show work #35i 1.85 moles H2SO4 #35j 0.00836 moles of Ca3(PO4)2 molecules #35k 1.3333 moles H3PO4 (answer corrected 10/9/19) #35l 130.67 g H3PO4 (answer corrected 10/9/19)

i. If you want to produce 1.23 mole of H3PO4 how many moles of H2SO4 will you need? (3
sig)
j. If you have 5.03 x 1021 molecules of Ca3(PO4)2 how many moles of calcium phosphate do
you have? (3 sig)
k. If you have 196.18 g of sulfuric acid and enough calcium phosphate how many moles of
H3PO4 could you produce? (5 sig)
1. If you have 196.18 g of sulfuric acid and enough calcium phosphate how many grams of
H3PO4 could you produce? (5 sig)

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