29. For items 29 - 32, please refer to the following chemical equation:CuC12+ 2 NaNO3 - Cu(NO3)2 - 2 NaCI. If 12 grams of copper (II) chloride reactwith 20 grams of sodium nitrate how much sodium chloride can beformed?A. 10 g NaCiB. 11 g NaCIC. 15 g NaClD. 20 g Naci30. For items 29 - 32, please refer to the following chemical equation:CuC12+ 2 NaNO3 - Cu(NO3)2 - 2 NaCI. What is the limiting reagent? *O A. Copper (Il) chlorideB. Copper (II) nitrateC. Sodium chlorideD. Sodium nitrate31. For items 29 - 32, please refer to the following chemical equation:CuC12+ 2 NANO3 - Cu(NO3)2 - 2 Naci. What is the excess reagent?A. Copper (II) chlorideB. Copper (II) nitrateC. Sodium chlorideD. Sodium nitrate32. For items 29 - 32, please refer to the following chemical equation:CuCi2+ 2 NANO3 - Cu(NO3)2 - 2 Nacl. How much of the excess reagent is leftover in this reaction?O A. 3 gВ. 5gC.79D. 8 g

Consider the given information is as follows; Reaction: CuCl2 + 2 NaNO3 → CuNO32 +…

29. For items 29 - 32, please refer to the following chemical equation:CuCi2 + 2 NaNO3 - Cu(NO3)2 - 2 NaCI. If 12 grams of copper (II) chloride react with 20 grams of sodium nitrate how much sodium chloride can be formed? O A. 10 g NaCi O B.11 g Naci O C. 15 g NaCI O D. 20 g NaCi 30. For itema 29 - 32, please refer to the following chemical equation:CuC12 + 2 NANO3 - Cu(NO3)2 - 2 NaCI. What is the limiting reagent? O A. Copper (II) chloride O B. Copper (II) nitrate C. Sodium chloride D. Sodium nitrate 31. For items 29 - 32, please refer to the following chemical equation:CuC12 + 2 NaNO3 - Cu(NO3)2 - 2 NaCl. What is the excess reagent? O A. Copper (Il) chloride O B. Copper (II) nitrate C. Sodium chloride D. Sodium nitrate 32. For itema 29 - 32, please refer to the following chemical equation:Cuci2 + 2 NaNO3 - Cu(NO3)2 - 2 NaCI. How much of the excess reagent is left over in this reaction? O A. 39 O B. 5g O C.79 O D. 8 g

29. For items 29 - 32, please refer to the following chemical equation:CuCi2 + 2 NaNO3 - Cu(NO3)2 - 2 NaCI. If 12 grams of copper (II) chloride react with 20 grams of sodium nitrate how much sodium chloride can be formed? O A. 10 g NaCi O B.11 g Naci O C. 15 g NaCI O D. 20 g NaCi 30. For itema 29 - 32, please refer to the following chemical equation:CuC12 + 2 NANO3 - Cu(NO3)2 - 2 NaCI. What is the limiting reagent? O A. Copper (II) chloride O B. Copper (II) nitrate C. Sodium chloride D. Sodium nitrate 31. For items 29 - 32, please refer to the following chemical equation:CuC12 + 2 NaNO3 - Cu(NO3)2 - 2 NaCl. What is the excess reagent? O A. Copper (Il) chloride O B. Copper (II) nitrate C. Sodium chloride D. Sodium nitrate 32. For itema 29 - 32, please refer to the following chemical equation:Cuci2 + 2 NaNO3 - Cu(NO3)2 - 2 NaCI. How much of the excess reagent is left over in this reaction? O A. 39 O B. 5g O C.79 O D. 8 g

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Chapter3: Stoichiometry

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