For the equation P4 (s) + 502 (g) →→ P4O10 (s), if 3 mol of phosphorus react with 10 mol of oxygen gas, the theoretical yield of tetraphosphorus decaoxide will be а. 1 mol. b. 2 mol. с. 3 mol. d. 10 mol. O A Ов O D

For the equation P4 (s) + 502 (g) →→ P4O10 (s), if 3 mol of phosphorus react with 10 mol of oxygen gas, the theoretical yield of tetraphosphorus decaoxide will be а. 1 mol. b. 2 mol. с. 3 mol. d. 10 mol. O A Ов O D

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For the equation P4 (s) + 502 (g) → P4O10 (s), if 3 mol of phosphorus react
with 10 mol of oxygen gas, the theoretical yield of tetraphosphorus
decaoxide will be
а. 1 mol.
b. 2 mol.
с. 3 mol.
d. 10 mol.
O A
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