Consider the following reaction and its stoichiometry: 3 A + 1B----> 2 C. See the below data, given grams of A calculate the number grams of B to react with all of A. The grams C not applicable. Molecule A C mass (g) 24 -- Molar Mass 164 48 220 (g/mol) 7.02 g 55.7 g O 21.1 g 2.34 g

Consider the following reaction and its stoichiometry: 3 A + 1B----> 2 C. See the below data, given grams of A calculate the number grams of B to react with all of A. The grams C not applicable. Molecule A C mass (g) 24 -- Molar Mass 164 48 220 (g/mol) 7.02 g 55.7 g O 21.1 g 2.34 g

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Consider the following reaction and its stoichiometry:
3 A + 1B ----> 2 C. See the below data, given
grams of A calculate the number grams of B to react with all of A. The grams C not applicable.
Molecule
A
C
mass (g)
24
Molar Mass
164
48
220
(g/mol)
O 7.02 g
55.7g
O 21.1g
O 2.34 g

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