QUESTION 5: Sixty grams of FeCl, react with 50.0g of H,S and produced HCI. 2FEC1,(s) + 3H,S(g) 6HC1(g) + Fe,S3. What is the mass of HCl produced in H,S reactant? G: 50.0g H,S мм: 1тol HzS %3D 34.09g HzS 1mol HCI = 36.46g HCl MR: 6mol HCl = 3mol H,S СHOICES: А. 10.95g HCI В. 59.10g HCІ С. 106.95g HсІ D. 60.01g HCI

QUESTION 5: Sixty grams of FeCl, react with 50.0g of H,S and produced HCI. 2FEC1,(s) + 3H,S(g) 6HC1(g) + Fe,S3. What is the mass of HCl produced in H,S reactant? G: 50.0g H,S мм: 1тol HzS %3D 34.09g HzS 1mol HCI = 36.46g HCl MR: 6mol HCl = 3mol H,S СHOICES: А. 10.95g HCI В. 59.10g HCІ С. 106.95g HсІ D. 60.01g HCI

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