Ff.135. Starting with 0.525 mol Li and 0.210 mol SOCI₂, determine the number of moles of eachreactant and each product present when the reaction comes to completion with 100% yield.4 Li +2 SOCI₂4 LICI + S + SO₂2Enter the number of moles of each to 3 significant figures. If the number is a fraction below 1,you must include the leading zero. Do not include units.LiSOCI₂LICISO₂

Recall the given reaction, 4 Li + 2 SOCl2 → 4 LiCl + S + SO2Initially…

Starting with 0.525 mol Li and 0.210 mol SOCI₂, determine the number of moles of each reactant and each product present when the reaction comes to completion with 100% yield. 4 Li +2 SOCI₂4 LICI + S + SO₂ Enter the number of moles of each to 3 significant figures. If the number is a fraction below 1, you must include the leading zero. Do not include units. Li SOCI₂2 LICI S SO₂

Starting with 0.525 mol Li and 0.210 mol SOCI₂, determine the number of moles of each reactant and each product present when the reaction comes to completion with 100% yield. 4 Li +2 SOCI₂4 LICI + S + SO₂ Enter the number of moles of each to 3 significant figures. If the number is a fraction below 1, you must include the leading zero. Do not include units. Li SOCI₂2 LICI S SO₂

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