Silicon (28 g, 1.0 mole) and oxygen (128 g, 4.0 moles) are reacted in a sealed container. At the end of the reaction, how muchsilicon, oxygen, and silicon dioxide are present in the container? Complete the following table.Starting MolesChangeEnding MolesEnding GramsO₂ change:Si ending moles:O₂ ending moles:Si1.0 mol-1.0 mol+0₂4.0 molMacBook Promolmolmol-SiO₂0 molSiO₂ change:Si ending grams:O₂ ending grams:IEnter numeric valuemol6.0gg stion 8 of 18Macmillan LearningEnding MolesEnding GramsO₂ change:Si ending moles:O₂ ending moles:SiO₂ ending moles:MmolmolmolmolSiO₂ change:Si ending grams:O₂ ending grams:SiO₂ ending grams:ResourcesSubmit AllmolgggΚΑ

Given Si = 1 mole , 28 grams O2 = 4 mole = 128 grams 1 mole of Si react with 1 mole of O2 to give…

Silicon (28 g, 1.0 mole) and oxygen (128 g, 4.0 moles) are reacted in a sealed container. At the end of the reaction, how much silicon, oxygen, and silicon dioxide are present in the container? Complete the following table. Starting Moles Change Ending Moles Ending Grams Si 1.0 mol -1.0 mol + 0₂ 4.0 mol SiO₂ 0 mol

Silicon (28 g, 1.0 mole) and oxygen (128 g, 4.0 moles) are reacted in a sealed container. At the end of the reaction, how much silicon, oxygen, and silicon dioxide are present in the container? Complete the following table. Starting Moles Change Ending Moles Ending Grams Si 1.0 mol -1.0 mol + 0₂ 4.0 mol SiO₂ 0 mol

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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