Phosphorus pentoxide (P4010; molar mass = 283.89 g/mol; the common name is derived from the empirical formula) is used to produce phosphoric acid for cola soft drinks. It is prepared by burning phosphorus in oxygen. The chemical reaction is given below: P4 + 5 02 → P4010 If 150.0 g of P4 (molar mass: 123.9 g/mol) and 60.00 g 02 (molar mass: 31.998 g/mol) are used for the reaction, which of the following statements is TRUE? Select one: O a. 13.53 g of 02 remains. O b. 343.7 g of P4010 is formed. 103.5 g of P4 remains. O d. All reactants are completely used up in the reaction.

Phosphorus pentoxide (P4010; molar mass = 283.89 g/mol; the common name is derived from the empirical formula) is used to produce phosphoric acid for cola soft drinks. It is prepared by burning phosphorus in oxygen. The chemical reaction is given below: P4 + 5 02 → P4010 If 150.0 g of P4 (molar mass: 123.9 g/mol) and 60.00 g 02 (molar mass: 31.998 g/mol) are used for the reaction, which of the following statements is TRUE? Select one: O a. 13.53 g of 02 remains. O b. 343.7 g of P4010 is formed. 103.5 g of P4 remains. O d. All reactants are completely used up in the reaction.

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