Q1. a) If 2.032 x1023 molecules of benzene (C,Hs) reacts with excess chlorine (Cl2), how many grams of chlorobenzene (CHSCI) can be produced? (Mw(C,H;Cl): 112.56 g/mol) CH6 (1) + C2 (g) → CH;Cl (1) + HCl (1) b) How many H atoms are present in chlorobenzene, which is produced above?

Q1. a) If 2.032 x1023 molecules of benzene (C,Hs) reacts with excess chlorine (Cl2), how many grams of chlorobenzene (CHSCI) can be produced? (Mw(C,H;Cl): 112.56 g/mol) CH6 (1) + C2 (g) → CH;Cl (1) + HCl (1) b) How many H atoms are present in chlorobenzene, which is produced above?

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