. Problem #8: How many grams of IF5 would be produced using 44.01 grams of I2O5 and 101.0 grams of BrF3? 6I2O5 + 20BrF3 ---> 12IF5 + 15O2 + 10Br2
. Problem #8: How many grams of IF5 would be produced using 44.01 grams of I2O5 and 101.0 grams of BrF3? 6I2O5 + 20BrF3 ---> 12IF5 + 15O2 + 10Br2
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8. Problem #8: How many grams of IF5 would be produced using 44.01 grams of I2O5 and 101.0 grams of BrF3?
6I2O5 + 20BrF3 ---> 12IF5 + 15O2 + 10Br2
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