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Question 76 of 96 How many iters of a 0.209 M KI solution is needed to completely react with 2.43 g of Cu(NO,) according to the balanced chemical reaction 2 CUNO,lag) + KI(aq) -- 2 Cultag) + (s) + KNO,(aq) molCuNo 0.0310 LKI 243 0.124 LKI 187.57 ACupo molCuNO 0.209 2 STARTING AMOUNT 1 mol Cu(NO) 4 mol KI 0.0310 L KI 243g CuNO,), * - 0.124 L KI 187.57 e CuNO,) 2 mol Cu(NO,) 0.209 mol KI AO FACTOR DELETE ESET •( ) 0.0310 2.43 187.57 0.209 0.00542 6.022 x 10 0.124 0.0620 2 166 o CuNO,) LKI mL Cu(NO,). mol Cu(NO,), MKI mol KI mL KI LCu(NO,

Question 76 of 96 How many iters of a 0.209 M KI solution is needed to completely react with 2.43 g of Cu(NO,) according to the balanced chemical reaction 2 CUNO,lag) + KI(aq) -- 2 Cultag) + (s) + KNO,(aq) molCuNo 0.0310 LKI 243 0.124 LKI 187.57 ACupo molCuNO 0.209 2 STARTING AMOUNT 1 mol Cu(NO) 4 mol KI 0.0310 L KI 243g CuNO,), * - 0.124 L KI 187.57 e CuNO,) 2 mol Cu(NO,) 0.209 mol KI AO FACTOR DELETE ESET •( ) 0.0310 2.43 187.57 0.209 0.00542 6.022 x 10 0.124 0.0620 2 166 o CuNO,) LKI mL Cu(NO,). mol Cu(NO,), MKI mol KI mL KI LCu(NO,

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Question 76 of 96 How many iters of a 0.209 M KI solution is needed to completely react with 2.43 g of Cu(NO,) according to the balanced chemical reaction 2 CUNO,lag) + KI(aq) -- 2 Cultag) + (s) + KNO,(aq) molCuNo 0.0310 LKI 243 0.124 LKI 187.57 ACupo molCuNO 0.209 2 STARTING AMOUNT 1 mol Cu(NO) 4 mol KI 0.0310 L KI 243g CuNO,), * - 0.124 L KI 187.57 e CuNO,) 2 mol Cu(NO,) 0.209 mol KI AO FACTOR DELETE ESET •( ) 0.0310 2.43 187.57 0.209 0.00542 6.022 x 10 0.124 0.0620 2 166 o CuNO,) LKI mL Cu(NO,). mol Cu(NO,), MKI mol KI mL KI LCu(NO,
Transcribed Image Text:Question 76 of 96 How many iters of a 0.209 M KI solution is needed to completely react with 2.43 g of Cu(NO,) according to the balanced chemical reaction 2 CUNO,lag) + KI(aq) -- 2 Cultag) + (s) + KNO,(aq) molCuNo 0.0310 LKI 243 0.124 LKI 187.57 ACupo molCuNO 0.209 2 STARTING AMOUNT 1 mol Cu(NO) 4 mol KI 0.0310 L KI 243g CuNO,), * - 0.124 L KI 187.57 e CuNO,) 2 mol Cu(NO,) 0.209 mol KI AO FACTOR DELETE ESET •( ) 0.0310 2.43 187.57 0.209 0.00542 6.022 x 10 0.124 0.0620 2 166 o CuNO,) LKI mL Cu(NO,). mol Cu(NO,), MKI mol KI mL KI LCu(NO,
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