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Q3: 15.0 g of NaOH was added to 15.0 g of Cl2 gas and a reaction takes place according to the following equation, (do your calculations on the back of the paper but put your final answer near the question) 2NAOH + Cl2 Wacl+ NaCl0 + H20 (a) What is the theoretical yieidcNaC17 (b) What is the mass of the substance that remains unreacted? (c) If a student produces 9g of NaCl in experimental lab, what is the percentage

Q3: 15.0 g of NaOH was added to 15.0 g of Cl2 gas and a reaction takes place according to the following equation, (do your calculations on the back of the paper but put your final answer near the question) 2NAOH + Cl2 Wacl+ NaCl0 + H20 (a) What is the theoretical yieidcNaC17 (b) What is the mass of the substance that remains unreacted? (c) If a student produces 9g of NaCl in experimental lab, what is the percentage

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