### Formation of Bromine Monochloride (BrCl)#### Chemical EquationThe compound BrCl can be formed by combining Br₂ and Cl₂. This can be represented at the atomic level by a chemical equation:\[ \text{Br}_2 + \text{Cl}_2 \longrightarrow 2\text{BrCl} \]#### Calculation Based on the Law of Conservation of MassAccording to the law of conservation of mass, if 29.6 grams of Br₂ and 13.1 grams of Cl₂ combine to form BrCl, how many grams of BrCl must form?\[ \text{grams BrCl} \](Answer box provided for inputting the answer.)### Law of Conservation of MassThe law of conservation of mass states that mass cannot be created or destroyed in a chemical reaction. Therefore, the mass of the reactants (Br₂ and Cl₂) must equal the mass of the products (BrCl).### Example CalculationGiven:- Mass of Br₂: 29.6 grams- Mass of Cl₂: 13.1 gramsTo find:- Mass of BrCl produced?\[ \text{Mass of BrCl} = \text{Mass of Br}_2 + \text{Mass of Cl}_2 \]\[ \text{Mass of BrCl} = 29.6 \text{ grams} + 13.1 \text{ grams} = 42.7 \text{ grams} \]

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The compound BrCl can be formed by combining Br2 and Cl2. This can be represented at the atomic level by a chemical equation: Brz + Cl2 → 2BRCI According to the law of conservation of mass, if 29.6 grams of Br2 and 13.1 grams of Cl, combine to form BrCl, how many grams of BrCl must form? grams BrCl

The compound BrCl can be formed by combining Br2 and Cl2. This can be represented at the atomic level by a chemical equation: Brz + Cl2 → 2BRCI According to the law of conservation of mass, if 29.6 grams of Br2 and 13.1 grams of Cl, combine to form BrCl, how many grams of BrCl must form? grams BrCl

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