How many moles of HCl will be required to react with potassium heptaoxodichromate (VI) to produce 3 moles of chlorine?

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10 years ago

Here is an explanation:

K2cr2o7 + 14HCL= 2crcl2 + 2kcl +7h2o + 3cl2.

14moles of HCL gives 3moles of cl2.

Xmoles of HCL gives 3moles of cl2.

X=3*14/3=14moles of hcl.

REF: New school chemistry, Ababio

DaveSmith

10 years ago

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Ngoesine

3 years ago

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splendour-c

11 years ago

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dimowocosmas

9 years ago

K2cr2o7 + 14HCL= 2crcl2 + 2kcl

+7h2o + 3cl2.

14moles of HCL gives 3moles of cl2.

Xmoles of HCL gives 3moles of cl2.

X=3*14/3=14moles of hcl. Not bal