Tetraphosphorus trisulfide, P4S3, is used in the manufacture of "strikeanywhere" matches. A 153 g of phosphorus and 215 g of sulfur react directly to formP4S3:What is the balance equation?A. 16, 6, 16What is the limiting reactant?A. PhosphorusWhat is the excess reactant?_P4+S8→B. 4, 2, 4C. 8,3,8D. 6, 1, 6C. Tetraphophorus trisulfideA. PhosphorusB. SulphurC. Tetraphophorus trisulfideWhat is the amount of Excess Reactant that will be left if all Limiting Reactant will beconsumed?A. 19.55 gB. 15.89 gC. 16.96 gD. 17.57 gWhat mass of tetraphosphorus trisulfide can be produced by this reaction?A. 348.19 gB. 450.90 gC. 350.77 gD. 377.50 gIf 87.5% yield of tetraphosphorus trisulfide resulted from this reaction, what is theactual amount that were produced?A. 304.93 gB. 306.92 gC. 298.69 gP4S3B. SulphurD. 289.69 g

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Tetraphosphorus trisulfide, P4S3, is used in the manufacture of "strike anywhere" matches. A 153 g of phosphorus and 215 g of sulfur react directly to form P4S3: What is the balance equation? A. 16, 6, 16 What is the limiting reactant? A. Phosphorus What is the excess reactant? _P4+S8→→ B. 4, 2, 4 B. Sulphur P4S3 C. 8, 3, 8 C. Tetraphophorus trisulfide D. 6, 1, 6

Tetraphosphorus trisulfide, P4S3, is used in the manufacture of "strike anywhere" matches. A 153 g of phosphorus and 215 g of sulfur react directly to form P4S3: What is the balance equation? A. 16, 6, 16 What is the limiting reactant? A. Phosphorus What is the excess reactant? _P4+S8→→ B. 4, 2, 4 B. Sulphur P4S3 C. 8, 3, 8 C. Tetraphophorus trisulfide D. 6, 1, 6

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