You are assigned to synthesize potassium chlorate using 10 grams of sodium hypochlorite and 10 grams of potassium chloride. Written below is the reaction scheme. (1) (2) NaOCI → NaCl + NaOCI3 NaOCI3+ KCI → NaCl + KOCI3 Select one: O a. The moles of KCI is equal to the final moles of KOCI O b. The mass of NaOCI is equal to the final mass of KOCI3 O c. The mass of KCI is equal to the final mass of KOCI O d. The moles of NaOCI is equal to the final moles of KOCI3 O a. HCI O b. Zn O C. NH3 A test for completeness of the reduction of copper(II) ions to metallic copper can be done via the addition of...
You are assigned to synthesize potassium chlorate using 10 grams of sodium hypochlorite and 10 grams of potassium chloride. Written below is the reaction scheme. (1) (2) NaOCI → NaCl + NaOCI3 NaOCI3+ KCI → NaCl + KOCI3 Select one: O a. The moles of KCI is equal to the final moles of KOCI O b. The mass of NaOCI is equal to the final mass of KOCI3 O c. The mass of KCI is equal to the final mass of KOCI O d. The moles of NaOCI is equal to the final moles of KOCI3 O a. HCI O b. Zn O C. NH3 A test for completeness of the reduction of copper(II) ions to metallic copper can be done via the addition of...
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Transcribed Image Text:You are assigned to synthesize potassium chlorate using 10 grams of sodium hypochlorite and 10 grams of potassium chloride.
Written below is the reaction scheme.
Select one:
a. The moles of KCI is equal to the final moles of KOCI3
O b. The mass of NaOCI is equal to the final mass of KOCI3
O c. The mass of KCI is equal to the final mass of KOCI
O d. The moles of NaOCI is equal to the final moles of KOCI3
(1) NaOCI→→ NaCl + NaOCI3
(2)
NaOCl3 + KCI → NaCl + KOCI3
A test for completeness of the reduction of copper(II) ions to metallic copper can be done via the addition of...
O a. HCI
O b. Zn
O C. NH3
O d. H₂SO4
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