2 Na,PO, + 3 Caso, Ca,(PO,)2 + 3 Na,so, (is the reaction balanced?) 10. If there are 75.32 g of Na, PO, how many grams of Na,SO, will be made? (molar mass of Na,PO,= 163.94g, Na,SO,= 142.04g)
2 Na,PO, + 3 Caso, Ca,(PO,)2 + 3 Na,so, (is the reaction balanced?) 10. If there are 75.32 g of Na, PO, how many grams of Na,SO, will be made? (molar mass of Na,PO,= 163.94g, Na,SO,= 142.04g)
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2 Na, PO, + 3 Caso,
, Ca, (PO,)2 + 3 Na,SO,
(is the reaction balanced?)
10. If there are 75.32 g of Na,PO,, how many grams of Na,SO, will be made? (molar mass of Na, PO,-
163.94g, Na,SO,= 142.04g)
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CaCl, + 2 Ag - 2 AgCI + Ca
(is the reaction balanced?)
11. If 90.97 g of Ca is produced, how many grams of AgCl will be produced? (molar mass of Ca= 40.08g,
AgCl= 143.32g)
K,CO, + 2 NaOH
Na,CO, + 2 KOH
(is the reaction balanced?)
12. If you have 4.3 grams of NaOH, how many grams of KOH will be produced? (molar mass of NaOH=
40.00g, KOH= 56.11g)
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Mg + 2 HCI - H, + MgCl, (is the reaction balanced?)
13. If you have 16 moles of MgCl,, how many grams of HCI were used? (molar mass of MgCl,= 95.21g, HCI=
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