AraçlarŞekillerdüzenledüzenleRenklerPlease balance the given reaction. Calculate how many grams of O2(E) are producedfrom the decomposition of 2 moles of potassium chlorate addressing to thestochiometry?H3PO4 + CaO→ Caa(PO4)2 +H2OKC103() → KCle) + Oze|30/11/2021 00:26x 30px19 2222 x 1116px Seaborum18H.Periodic Table of the ElementsHydrogen1008НеHelum4.003131415161745BNumberLiBe2.6810Lithium6.941Beryllium9.012SymbolNeBoronn10.811Carbon12.011Nitrogen14.007Orygen15.999Fluerine18.998Neon20,1801112Name1314NaMass15161718AlSiCIArSodium22.990Magnesium24.305Aluminum5.silcon28.086Phosphorus30.974Sulfur32.066Chlorine35.453Argen39.9486.10111226.98219202122232425262728293031Ga32Ge33343536KСаScTiCrMnFeCoNiCuZnAsSeBrKrVanadium50.942PotassiumCalclumScandlum44.956TitaniumChromiumManganese54.938IronCobaltNickel58.693Copper63.54647.867ZineGalliumGermanlumArsenic74.922SeleniumBromineKryptos83.79839.09840.07851.99655.84558.93365.3869.72372.63178.97179.9043738394041424344454647484950Sn5152Te53RbSrYZrNbMo TcRuRhPdAgCdInSb54XeRubidium85.468Yttrlum88.906Nioblum92.906StrontiumZirconlumMolybdenum95.95TechnetiumPalladumRuthenium101.07Rhodium102.906Silvar107.868CadmiumIndlum114.818Tin18.71Antimony121.760Telluriumlodine126.904Xenon87.6291.22498.907106.42112.414127.6131.293555657-717273Ta74757677787980Hg818283Bi8485At86CsВаHfWReOsIrPtAuTIPbPoRnCeslum132.90sBarlum137.328Hafnkum178.49Tantalum180.948Tungsten183.84Iridium192.217Mercury200.592LeadW 207.2Bismuth208.980RheniumOsmlumPlatinumGoldThallumFolenlum208.982)Astatire209.987Radon222.018183.84186.207190.23195.085196.967204.383104106107118108Hs878889-103105109110111112113114115116117FrRaRfDbSqSeaborgjum[266)BhMtDsRgCnNhFIMcLvTs7Rutherfordiom(261]Roentgadum(280)Nihonlum[286)Flerovlum[289Moscevism[289)Oganejon294]TenessineDarmstadtium(281]CoperniciumLivermoriunRadium226.025Dubnlum[262]Bohrium[264)HasslumMeitnerlumFrancium223.020[269)[278)(285)293]294]/6166677168Er57585960626364656970LanthandeSeriesLaСеPrNdPmSmEuGdTbDyНоTmYbLuLutetiun174.957YtterblumGadolinium157.25Dysprolum162.500HolmlumErbiumPraseodymium140.908Terblum158.925Thulum168.934SamariumLanthanum138.90sCerlum140.116Neodymium144.243Promethlum144.913Europium151.964167.259150.36164.930173.05597989910010110210390Th89919293949596PuCmBkCfEsFmMdNoLrAmAmericium243.061ActinideSeriesAcPaUNobellurm259.101Lawrendum(262)FermlumHendeleviimBerkelum247.070Californlum251.080EinsteiniumCurlum247.070UranlumNeptunlum237.048PlutanlumActinium227.028Protactinlum231.036Thorium[254)257.095258.1232.038238.029244.064BasicNobleTransitionMetalActinideAlkalineEarthLanthanideAlkaliMetalloidNonmetalHalogenMetalGasMetal30/11/2021 00:2616°C Cok buluthu

Please balance the given reaction. Calculate how many grams of O2(2) are produced from the decomposition of 2 moles of potassium chlorate addressing to the stochiometry? H3PO4 + CaO→ Ca3(PO4)2 +H2O KC103()→ KClo = 02e]

Please balance the given reaction. Calculate how many grams of O2(2) are produced from the decomposition of 2 moles of potassium chlorate addressing to the stochiometry? H3PO4 + CaO→ Ca3(PO4)2 +H2O KC103()→ KClo = 02e]

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Chapter11: Chemical Kinetics

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