Given the reaction below, when 23.70 moles manganese acetate and 8.850 moles bromine, and 7.920 moles are permitted to react, how many moles hydrobromic acid form? (Next several questions use this same reaction). 2 Mn(CH3CO2)2 (aq) + 5 Br2 (1) + 8 H20 (1) → 2 HMNO4 (aq) + 10 HBr (aq) + 4 CH3CO2H (aq) Select one: a. 23.70 mol b. 8.850 mol C. 73.05 mol d. 84.70 mol e. 4.740 mol f. 146.1 mol g. 48.70 mol h. 7.920 mol i. 9.900 mol j. 17.70 mol k. none of these 1. 118.5 mol

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20. Given the reaction below, when 23.70 moles manganese acetate and 8.850
moles bromine, and 7.920 moles are permitted to react, how many moles
hydrobromic acid form? (Next several questions use this same reaction).
2 Mn(CH3CO2)2 (aq) + 5 Br2 (1) + 8 H2O (1) → 2 HMNO4 (aq) + 10 HBr (aq) + 4
CH3CO2H (aq)
Select one:
a. 23.70 mol
b. 8.850 mol
C. 73.05 mol
d.84.70 mol
e. 4.740 mol
f. 146.1 mol
g.48.70 mol
h. 7.920 mol
i. 9.900 mol
j. 17.70 mol
k. none of these
I. 118.5 mol
Transcribed Image Text:20. Given the reaction below, when 23.70 moles manganese acetate and 8.850 moles bromine, and 7.920 moles are permitted to react, how many moles hydrobromic acid form? (Next several questions use this same reaction). 2 Mn(CH3CO2)2 (aq) + 5 Br2 (1) + 8 H2O (1) → 2 HMNO4 (aq) + 10 HBr (aq) + 4 CH3CO2H (aq) Select one: a. 23.70 mol b. 8.850 mol C. 73.05 mol d.84.70 mol e. 4.740 mol f. 146.1 mol g.48.70 mol h. 7.920 mol i. 9.900 mol j. 17.70 mol k. none of these I. 118.5 mol
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