lasks attempted The following two-step process has a 60.0 % yield for each step. CH4 + 4 Cl2 –→ CCl, + 4 HC1 | CCl, + 2 HF –→ CCl,F2 + 2 HCi The CCl, that is formed in the first step of the process is used as the reactant for the second step. Assuming 6.00 mol of CH, are used in the reaction with excess amounts of both Cl, and HF, how many total moles of HCl would be formed? HCI mol SAVE RESPONSE 8 10 18

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The following two-step process has a 60.0 % yield for each step.
CH4 + 4 Cl, → CCl, + 4 HC1
CCl, + 2 HF → CCl,F2 + 2 HC1
The CCl, that is formed in the first step of the process is used as the reactant for the second step.
Assuming 6.00 mol of CH, are used in the reaction with excess amounts of both Cl, and HF, how many
total moles of HCl would be formed?
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Transcribed Image Text:4/18 tasks attempted The following two-step process has a 60.0 % yield for each step. CH4 + 4 Cl, → CCl, + 4 HC1 CCl, + 2 HF → CCl,F2 + 2 HC1 The CCl, that is formed in the first step of the process is used as the reactant for the second step. Assuming 6.00 mol of CH, are used in the reaction with excess amounts of both Cl, and HF, how many total moles of HCl would be formed? HCI mol SAVE RESPONSE 1 8 10 18 16.0 PRIVACY POLICY TERMS OF USE CONTACT INFORMATION MacBook Pro G Search or type URL
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