In a reaction, 0.77 kg of V,O, are reacted with 0.88 kg of Ca as the following chemical Equation: V,Os + Ca V + CaO a-Balanced the reaction equation. b-Calculate the moles of given reactants. CCalculate the moles of product V. d-calculate the mass of V formed in grams. e-Which of the reactants is the limiting reagent? Given that:- (V 50.94g/mol, Ca = 40 g/mol, O= 16 g/mol). %3D

In a reaction, 0.77 kg of V,O, are reacted with 0.88 kg of Ca as the following chemical Equation: V,Os + Ca V + CaO a-Balanced the reaction equation. b-Calculate the moles of given reactants. CCalculate the moles of product V. d-calculate the mass of V formed in grams. e-Which of the reactants is the limiting reagent? Given that:- (V 50.94g/mol, Ca = 40 g/mol, O= 16 g/mol). %3D

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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