In a reaction mixture of 0.56 grams of Cu and 0.20 grams of O2:· Find the number of grams of Cuo formed if all 0.56 grams of Cu were to react:mol(Cu)g(Cu)mol(Cuo)mol(Cu)g(Cuo)mol(CuO)0.56 g(Cu) xg(Cuo)· Find the number of grams of Cuo formed if all 0.20 grams of O2 were to react:mol(0,)g(0,)mol(Cuo)mol(0,)g(CuO)mol(Cuo)0.20 g(02) xg(Cuo)→ The 0.56 grams of Cu are enough to formgrams of Cuụo→ The 0.20 grams of O2 are enough to formgrams of Cuo→ Of the two reagents in the mixture, the limiting reagent is→ The theoretical yield of Cuo isg· Find the percent reaction yield if 0.50 grams of Cuo was isolated:g(CuO)g(Cuo).%

Balanced chemical equation 2Cu(s)+O2(g)→3CuO(g)

→ The 0.56 grams of Cu are enough to form grams of Cuo → The 0.20 grams of O2 are enough to form grams of Cuo → Of the two reagents in the mixture, the limiting reagent is → The theoretical yield of Cuo is g · Find the percent reaction yield if 0.50 grams of Cuo was isolated:

→ The 0.56 grams of Cu are enough to form grams of Cuo → The 0.20 grams of O2 are enough to form grams of Cuo → Of the two reagents in the mixture, the limiting reagent is → The theoretical yield of Cuo is g · Find the percent reaction yield if 0.50 grams of Cuo was isolated:

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In a reaction mixture of 0.56 grams of Cu and 0.20 grams of O2:
· Find the number of grams of Cuo formed if all 0.56 grams of Cu were to react:
mol(Cu)
g(Cu)
mol(Cuo)
mol(Cu)
g(Cuo)
mol(CuO)
0.56 g(Cu) x
g(Cuo)
· Find the number of grams of Cuo formed if all 0.20 grams of O2 were to react:
mol(0,)
g(0,)
mol(Cuo)
mol(0,)
g(CuO)
mol(Cuo)
0.20 g(02) x
g(Cuo)
→ The 0.56 grams of Cu are enough to form
grams of Cuụo
→ The 0.20 grams of O2 are enough to form
grams of Cuo
→ Of the two reagents in the mixture, the limiting reagent is
→ The theoretical yield of Cuo is
g
· Find the percent reaction yield if 0.50 grams of Cuo was isolated:
g(CuO)
g(Cuo).
%

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