Use the following balanced equation for problems 1-5. Molar masses are given below.2 AsH3150. kcal+2 As3 H2+molar masses74.92 g2.02 g77.95 gHow many grams of AsH3 can be made from 22.22 g of As?A. 46.24 gВ. 23.12 gC. 21.36 gD. 11.56 g

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Use the following balanced equation for problems 1-5. Molar masses are given below. 2 As + 3 H2 2 AsH3 150. kcal molar masses 74.92 g 2.02 g 77.95 g How many grams of AsH3 can be made from 22.22 g of As? O A. 46.24 g B. 23.12 g C. 21.36 g D. 11.56 g