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Transcribed Image Text:9. Balance the following reaction:
P4010 (s)
6PCI (s) →
→ lU POCI3 (1)
\U POCI3 (1)
What mass of each substance will be present after 15.00 g of P4010 and 15.00 g of
PCI5 are reacted completely? (Hint: This is a limiting reactant problem!)
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