8.4A chemist reacts 1.86g of P with excess NaOH(ag).Calculate the volume of phosphine gas, in cm, produced at room temperature andpressure, RTP.aqueous as in the below,(a) gas, PH, can be by P, to warm concentratedPe(s) + + + 3NaH,PO,(aq)volume of phosphine gas =cm

The balanced reaction taking place is given as, => P4 (s) + 3 NaOH (aq) + 3 H2O -------> PH3…

(a) Phosphine gas, PH can be prepared by adding phosphorus, P, to warm concentrated 8. aqueous sodium hydroxide as shown in the equation below. P(s) + 3NAOH(aq) + 3H,O(1) → PH,(g) + 3NaH,PO,(aq) O A chemist reacts 1.86g of P, with excess NaOH(ag). Calculate the volume of phosphine gas, in cm, produced at room temperature and pressure, RTP.

(a) Phosphine gas, PH can be prepared by adding phosphorus, P, to warm concentrated 8. aqueous sodium hydroxide as shown in the equation below. P(s) + 3NAOH(aq) + 3H,O(1) → PH,(g) + 3NaH,PO,(aq) O A chemist reacts 1.86g of P, with excess NaOH(ag). Calculate the volume of phosphine gas, in cm, produced at room temperature and pressure, RTP.

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