Where stated, classify reactions both by the key reaction event (PPT, A/B, R/O) and by changes in composition (COM, DEC, SDP, DDP). 11. ClO2(g) + – H2(g) → HCI(g) + _ H20(g) balance, then classify: Calculate the following, with proper number of significant figures:

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Where stated, classify reactions both by the key reaction event (PPT, A/B, R/O) and by
changes in composition (COM, DEC, SDP, DDP).
11.
ClO2(g) + _ H2(g) →
_ HCI(g) + – H20(g)
balance, then classify:
Calculate the following, with proper number of significant figures:
To make 0.92 mol of HCI,
liters at STP of ClO2(g) need to react.
When 18 liters at STP of clO2(g) react,
liters at STP of H2(g) react as well.
When 1.84 liters at STP of H20 form,
grams of HCI form also.
When a count of 9.5 x 1022 H2 molecules reacts
liters at STP of H20(g) form.
Transcribed Image Text:Where stated, classify reactions both by the key reaction event (PPT, A/B, R/O) and by changes in composition (COM, DEC, SDP, DDP). 11. ClO2(g) + _ H2(g) → _ HCI(g) + – H20(g) balance, then classify: Calculate the following, with proper number of significant figures: To make 0.92 mol of HCI, liters at STP of ClO2(g) need to react. When 18 liters at STP of clO2(g) react, liters at STP of H2(g) react as well. When 1.84 liters at STP of H20 form, grams of HCI form also. When a count of 9.5 x 1022 H2 molecules reacts liters at STP of H20(g) form.
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