Table of Masses (in grams) Mass of Mass of Mass of Mass of reactant A reactant B pure product excess reactants 4.1796 1.0296 4.2900 0.9192 g of A 9.7812 3.6005 12.870 0.5117 g of B From the data above, calculate the exact mass of element B that is needed to react exactly with 1.8126 g of element A. Select one: O a. 0.5724 g Ob. 0.2862 g Oc. 0.1908 g O d. 1.1448 g

Table of Masses (in grams) Mass of Mass of Mass of Mass of reactant A reactant B pure product excess reactants 4.1796 1.0296 4.2900 0.9192 g of A 9.7812 3.6005 12.870 0.5117 g of B From the data above, calculate the exact mass of element B that is needed to react exactly with 1.8126 g of element A. Select one: O a. 0.5724 g Ob. 0.2862 g Oc. 0.1908 g O d. 1.1448 g

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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