Extra Exercise 3.In a baker ,Sulfide is mixed withof aluminium Chloride, we obtain a mixturesodium chloride solution and aluminium SulfideSolution.1 Write the equation of the rxn2 Calculate the initial' number of moles f reactants.3. Are the reactants in stoichio metric mixture; if notdetermine the limiting reactant.4. Calculate the mass of the oblained products andthe mass of the exces reactant.Given: M (Na): 23 g.mol"; M(S).MLAI) = 279.mol ; M(Cl)=35.5g.mo.a solution containing 9.36 9 Sodiuma solution contening 5,34g1-%3D

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In a baker, a Solution Containing 9.36 g Sodium Sulfide is mixed with a solution containing 5,34g of aluminium Chloride sodium chloride solution and a luminium Sulfide Salution. L Write the equation of the rxn. 2 Calculate the initial number of moles f reactants. 3- Are the reacants in stoichio metric mixture; if not determine the limiting reactant. 4. Calculate the mass of the obtained products and the mass o Given: M (Na)- 23 MLAI) = 27g.mol" obtain a mixture we Silem the excesi reactant. -1 ; M(S) 329.mol ; MIe)-35.5gmal gimol" %3D

In a baker, a Solution Containing 9.36 g Sodium Sulfide is mixed with a solution containing 5,34g of aluminium Chloride sodium chloride solution and a luminium Sulfide Salution. L Write the equation of the rxn. 2 Calculate the initial number of moles f reactants. 3- Are the reacants in stoichio metric mixture; if not determine the limiting reactant. 4. Calculate the mass of the obtained products and the mass o Given: M (Na)- 23 MLAI) = 27g.mol" obtain a mixture we Silem the excesi reactant. -1 ; M(S) 329.mol ; MIe)-35.5gmal gimol" %3D

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