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Interpretation:
The molar ratio of water to phosphoric acid is to be calculated.
Concept introduction
Molar ratio tells the proportion of reactants and products which are used and formed in a

Answer to Problem 11STP
The molar ratio of water to phosphoric acid in a given reaction is
Explanation of Solution
The given reaction is as follows:
The molar ratio of a balanced chemical equation is the proportion of reactants and products which are used in a balanced chemical equation.
So, the balanced equation is
Explanation:
Left side Right side
Now start balancing the easiest element such as
Left side Right side
Now equation becomes
Now balancing the H atom
Left side Right side
So, finally the given equation is balanced
Hence, in this way a given equation becomes balanced.
The proportion of water and phosphoric acid are 4 and 1 after the balancing process.
The molar ratio of water and phosphoric acid is
The molar ratio of water and phosphoric acid is
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