Answer to Question #165307 in General Chemistry for orba

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Question #165307

Calculate the moles of FeCl3 that will form if 1.0 moles of each reactant mix together.

Expert's answer

2Fe+3Cl₂-->2FeCl₃;

Proportion:

1 mole Cl_2. --- 3

X mole FeCl₃ --- 2

X= 1*2/3= 2/3;

n(FeCl₃)=2/3= 0.667 mole

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