If a 82.4 g sample that is 86.0% K¿Cr50, (294.2g mol") by mass is allowed to react with 78 ml of HCI (aq) with a density of 1.15g mL and 30.1%HCI (36.46 g mol") by mass, how many grams of Ch(g) (70.92 g mol") are produced? Cr2072-(aq) + ci-(aq) Cr3 (aq) + Cl,(g) (not balanced)

If a 82.4 g sample that is 86.0% K¿Cr50, (294.2g mol") by mass is allowed to react with 78 ml of HCI (aq) with a density of 1.15g mL and 30.1%HCI (36.46 g mol") by mass, how many grams of Ch(g) (70.92 g mol") are produced? Cr2072-(aq) + ci-(aq) Cr3 (aq) + Cl,(g) (not balanced)

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If a 82.4 g sample that is 86.0% K¿Cr50, (294.2g mol") by mass is allowed to react with 78 ml of HCI (aq) with a
density of 1.15g mL and 30.1%HCI (36.46 g mol") by mass, how many grams of Ch(g) (70.92 g mol") are produced?
Cr2072-(aq) + ci-(aq)
Cr3 (aq) + Cl,(g) (not balanced)

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