What is the mole ratio of H3PO4(aq) to water in the balanced reaction below?PClis(e) + 4 H20(e) — НзРОд(аq) +5 HClaq)1 mol PCI51 mol H3РО,1 mol H3 PO41 mol H2O1 mol HzPОд5 mol HCI4 mol H2O5 mol HCI4 mol PCI51 mol H201 mol Hz РОд4 mol H2O

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What is the mole ratio of H3PO4(aq) to water in the balanced reaction below? PCls(e) + 4 H2O(e) — НзРОд(аq) +5 HC((aq) 1 mol PCI5 1 mol H3 PОд 1 mol HzPОд 1 mol H20 1 mol H3 POД 5 mol HCI 4 mol H20 5 mol HCI 4 mol PCI5 1 mol H20 1 mol H3 РOд 4 mol H20

What is the mole ratio of H3PO4(aq) to water in the balanced reaction below? PCls(e) + 4 H2O(e) — НзРОд(аq) +5 HC((aq) 1 mol PCI5 1 mol H3 PОд 1 mol HzPОд 1 mol H20 1 mol H3 POД 5 mol HCI 4 mol H20 5 mol HCI 4 mol PCI5 1 mol H20 1 mol H3 РOд 4 mol H20

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What is the mole ratio of H3PO4(aq) to water in the balanced reaction below?
PClis(e) + 4 H20(e) — НзРОд(аq) +5 HClaq)
1 mol PCI5
1 mol H3РО,
1 mol H3 PO4
1 mol H2O
1 mol HzPОд
5 mol HCI
4 mol H2O
5 mol HCI
4 mol PCI5
1 mol H20
1 mol Hz РОд
4 mol H2O

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