Answer to Question #171585 in General Chemistry for Halima Abudu

General Chemistry

Question #171585

Calculate the mass of potassium chloride formed when chlorine gas reacts with 0.05mol if potassium bromide

Expert's answer

"=(0.05 mol \u00d7\\frac{2 mol KCl} {2 mol KBr})"

"=0.05mol KCl"

"=0.05 mol\u00d774.5513g"

=3.728g of KCl

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