For the reaction: 4PH3 + 802 → P4O10 + 6H2O a. If 45 g of PH3 and 35 g O2 were available, identify the limiting and excess reagents. b. If the experimental yield of P4O10 is 24 g, calculate the percentage yield.

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For the reaction:
4PH3 + 802
→ P4010 + 6H2O
a. If 45 g of PH3 and 35 g O2 were available, identify the limiting and excess reagents.
b. If the experimental yield of P4010 is 24 g, calculate the percentage yield.
Transcribed Image Text:For the reaction: 4PH3 + 802 → P4010 + 6H2O a. If 45 g of PH3 and 35 g O2 were available, identify the limiting and excess reagents. b. If the experimental yield of P4010 is 24 g, calculate the percentage yield.
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