2. Assume the following reaction has a 100% yield:2Al(s) + 6HC1O,(aq)2Al(CIO,)3(aq) + 3H,(g)|a) How many moles of HC1O, must react to produce 0.400 moles of H,?b) How many grams of HC1O, are required to completely react with 50.0g of Al?c) If 1.40 moles of H, are produced, how many grams of Al(CIO,), would alsobe produced?oSt ms emole negyof Al are mixed with a solution containing 150 g ofd) If 25.0HCIO, how many grams of H, could be produced?49e (See part d) How many grams of which reactant is in excess?ANSWEDO

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