Tetraphosphorus hexaoxide is formed by the reaction of phosphorus with oxygen gas.10. Which of the followingA. 4P +B. 4P +C. 5P +D. 5P +is the balanced equation for the reaction?30₂P40660P40670P50770₂P50711. If a mixture of 75.3g of phosphorus and 38.7g of oxygen produce 56.47g of tetraphosphorus hexoxide, what is thepercentage yield for the reaction?4.88%A.B. 63.67%If 5.00g of PH3 is combined with 5.00g of O2.PH3 +P4010O₂ →12. Which of the reactant is the limiting reagent?A H₂OB. PH3H₂O13. If the actual yield of P4010 is 3.78g, What is the percentage yield?A 70.7%B. 75.5%C. 38.0%D. 48.8%C. 0₂D. P40 10B. 1.672 x 10²2C. 1.67 x 10²3D. 1.672 x 1024C. 1.99%D. 68.11%Fermentation is a chemical process of vinegar making. Cassava contains glucose whichis converted to ethanol and carbon dioxide.14. If a student starts with 500.0g glucose, how many mL of ethanol can be produced from the process? (density ofethanol is 0.789g/mL)A. 273.8mLB. 323.9mLC. 220.3mLD. 22.03mL15. If 1.50Kg glucose is used, how many molecules of carbon dioxide is released by the reaction?A 1.00 x 10²5

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Tetraphosphorus hexaoxide is formed by the reaction of phosphorus with oxygen gas. 10. Which of the following A. 4P + B. 4P + C. 5P + D. 5P + is the balanced equation for the reaction? 30₂ P408 60 P406 70 P507 70₂ P507 11. If a mixture of 75.3g of phosphorus and 38.7g of oxygen produce 56.47g of tetraphosphorus hexoxide, what is the percentage yield for the reaction? 4.88% 63.67% A. B. C. 38.0% D. 48.8%

Tetraphosphorus hexaoxide is formed by the reaction of phosphorus with oxygen gas. 10. Which of the following A. 4P + B. 4P + C. 5P + D. 5P + is the balanced equation for the reaction? 30₂ P408 60 P406 70 P507 70₂ P507 11. If a mixture of 75.3g of phosphorus and 38.7g of oxygen produce 56.47g of tetraphosphorus hexoxide, what is the percentage yield for the reaction? 4.88% 63.67% A. B. C. 38.0% D. 48.8%

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