Phosphorous acid (H,PO,) can be prepared from phosphorus triiodide (PI,) according to the reaction: PI,6) + H,O() H,PO,(aq) + HI(g) Balance the equation. If 150 grams of PI, (MM=411.7 g/mol) is added to 250 milliliters o H,O (MM=18.01 g/mol, p=1.00 g/mL), identify the limiting and excess reagents. How many grams of H, PO, (MM=81.99 g/mol) will be theoretically produced? %3D

Phosphorous acid (H,PO,) can be prepared from phosphorus triiodide (PI,) according to the reaction: PI,6) + H,O() H,PO,(aq) + HI(g) Balance the equation. If 150 grams of PI, (MM=411.7 g/mol) is added to 250 milliliters o H,O (MM=18.01 g/mol, p=1.00 g/mL), identify the limiting and excess reagents. How many grams of H, PO, (MM=81.99 g/mol) will be theoretically produced? %3D

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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