What mass of the specified compound is formed in the following reactions? (Assume that the reactants for which amounts are not given are in excess.)(a) C₂H₂ + H₂C₂He5.0 g C₂H₁ reacts to produce a g C₂He(b) CS₂+3 Cl₂CCI+S₂Cl₂(c) PCl3 + 3 H₂O H₂PO₂ +3 HCITmamg(d) B₂Hs +30₂ B₂O₁+ 3 H₂Okg5.89 g Cl, reacts to produce a g S₂Cl₂3.7 mg PCl, reacts to produce z mg HCI4.7 kg B₂H, reacts to produce a kg B₂0₁

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What mass of the specified compound is formed in the following reactions? (Assume that the reactants for which amounts are not given are in excess.) (a) C₂H₂ + H₂C₂He 5.0 g C₂H₂ reacts to produce z g C₂H₂ (b) CS₂ + 3Cl₂ → CCL +S₂Cl₂ (c) PCI, + 3 H₂O H₂PO, +3 HCI (d) B₂H +30, B₂O₂ +3 H₂O 5.89 g Cl, reacts to produce z g S₂Cl₂ 3.7 mg PCI, reacts to produce z mg HCI 4.7 kg B₂ He reacts to produce z kg B, O,

What mass of the specified compound is formed in the following reactions? (Assume that the reactants for which amounts are not given are in excess.) (a) C₂H₂ + H₂C₂He 5.0 g C₂H₂ reacts to produce z g C₂H₂ (b) CS₂ + 3Cl₂ → CCL +S₂Cl₂ (c) PCI, + 3 H₂O H₂PO, +3 HCI (d) B₂H +30, B₂O₂ +3 H₂O 5.89 g Cl, reacts to produce z g S₂Cl₂ 3.7 mg PCI, reacts to produce z mg HCI 4.7 kg B₂ He reacts to produce z kg B, O,

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