The gram quantities of both reactants, C2H6 and O2are given for the following balanced reaction. Mass of the CO2 that was (actually) measured at the endof the experiment is also given in parenthesis next to CO2. (38.0 g).Complete the missing values (i), (ii),(xiv) and answer the following questions.(Copy the table and paste to answer box, or just write, i, ii, iii,..... and give the answer next to that. Clue: Find the limiting reactatnt to get the theoretical amount of CO2.)2 C2H6+ 7026 H20+ 4 CO2(38g)Mass (g)15.064.0i?ii?Molar Mass (g/mol)iii?iv?v?vi?Moles reacted or producedvii?viii?ix?x?Mole ratioxi?xii?xiii?xiv?a) What is the limiting reactant of this reaction?b) What is the percent yield of CO2?

The reaction is as follows: 2C2H6 + 7 O2------------>6H2O + 4CO2 The given mass of C2H6 = 15 g.…

The gram quantities of both reactants, C2H6 and O2are given for the following balanced reaction. Mass of the CO2 that was (actually) measured at the end of the experiment is also given in parenthesis next to CO2. (38.0 g). Complete the missing values (i), (ii), ........ (xiv) and answer the following questions. (Copy the table and paste to answer box, or just write, i, ii, ii.. and give the answer next to that. Clue: Find the limiting reactatnt to get the theoretical amount of CO2) 2 C2H6 + 7 02 6 H20 + 4 CO2 (38g) Mass (g) 15.0 64.0 i? ii? Molar Mass (g/mol) iii? iv? v? vi? Moles reacted or produced vii? viii? ix? x? Mole ratio xi? xii? xiii? xiv? a) What is the limiting reactant of this reaction? b) What is the percent yield of CO2?

The gram quantities of both reactants, C2H6 and O2are given for the following balanced reaction. Mass of the CO2 that was (actually) measured at the end of the experiment is also given in parenthesis next to CO2. (38.0 g). Complete the missing values (i), (ii), ........ (xiv) and answer the following questions. (Copy the table and paste to answer box, or just write, i, ii, ii.. and give the answer next to that. Clue: Find the limiting reactatnt to get the theoretical amount of CO2) 2 C2H6 + 7 02 6 H20 + 4 CO2 (38g) Mass (g) 15.0 64.0 i? ii? Molar Mass (g/mol) iii? iv? v? vi? Moles reacted or produced vii? viii? ix? x? Mole ratio xi? xii? xiii? xiv? a) What is the limiting reactant of this reaction? b) What is the percent yield of CO2?

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ChapterU6: Showtime: Reversible Reactions And Chemical Equilibrium

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