Lithium used as CO2 scrubbers in spacecraft.2(g)315)2 LIOH + CO à LICO + H₂OIf you have 655 grams of lithium hydroxide:1. What is the actual mole ratio?2. What is the actual gram ratio?3. What mass of CO, can 655 g LiOH absorb?4. What mass of HO will be available for use?5. What are some possible uses for the H₂O?6. What mass of Li,CO, will be generated?7. What will be done with the Li CO ?8. Does it follow the Law of Conservation of Mass?

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Lithium used as CO2 scrubbers in spacecraft. 2 LiOH + CO à LiCO + HO If you have 655 grams of lithium hydroxide: 1. What is the actual mole ratio? 2. What is the actual gram ratio? 3. What mass of CO, can 655 g LiOH absorb?

Lithium used as CO2 scrubbers in spacecraft. 2 LiOH + CO à LiCO + HO If you have 655 grams of lithium hydroxide: 1. What is the actual mole ratio? 2. What is the actual gram ratio? 3. What mass of CO, can 655 g LiOH absorb?

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Lithium used as CO2 scrubbers in spacecraft.
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2 LIOH + CO à LICO + H₂O
If you have 655 grams of lithium hydroxide:
1. What is the actual mole ratio?
2. What is the actual gram ratio?
3. What mass of CO, can 655 g LiOH absorb?
4. What mass of HO will be available for use?
5. What are some possible uses for the H₂O?
6. What mass of Li,CO, will be generated?
7. What will be done with the Li CO ?
8. Does it follow the Law of Conservation of Mass?

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