A barytes composed of 100 percent BaSO4 is fused with carbon in the form of cokecontaining 6 percent ash (which is infusible). The composition of the fusion mass isBaSO4BasCAsh11.1%72.813.92.2100.%Reaction:BaSO, +4C → Bas + 4COFind the excess reactant, the percentage of the excess reactant, and the degree ofcompletion of the reaction.

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A barytes composed of 100 percent BaSO4 is fused with carbon in the form of coke containing 6 percent ash (which is infusible). The composition of the fusion mass i BaSO4 Bas C Ash 11.1% 72.8 13.9 2.2 100.% Reaction: BaSO, +4C → Bas + 4CO Find the excess reactant, the percentage of the excess reactant, and the degree of completion of the reaction.

A barytes composed of 100 percent BaSO4 is fused with carbon in the form of coke containing 6 percent ash (which is infusible). The composition of the fusion mass i BaSO4 Bas C Ash 11.1% 72.8 13.9 2.2 100.% Reaction: BaSO, +4C → Bas + 4CO Find the excess reactant, the percentage of the excess reactant, and the degree of completion of the reaction.

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Chapter12: Gaseous Chemical Equilibrium

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Problem 31QAP: A compound, X, decomposes at 131C according to the following equation: 2X(g)A(g)+3C(g)K=1.1103 If a...

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