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![NazCO3(aq) +2HClaq) → 2NaClag) + CO2(g) + H2O)
How many moles are found in 35mL of 4.5M HCI? [Select ]
How many moles of CO212) will be produced when 35mL of 4.5M HCI completely reacts according to
the reaction above? [ Select]
What is the temperature 25°C in Kelvin? [Select ]
How many liters of CO2(e) will be produced when 35mL of 4.5M HCI completely reacts according to
the reaction above at 25° C at 1.05atm? [ Select ]
Gas laws:
VỊP1 = V2P2
VIT2 = V2T1
VỊP1T2 = V2P2T1
V2
n1
PV = nRT (R = 0.0821
L-atm
mol·K](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/6a96effa-5aab-4900-9c79-a3d4b216583c/96ed78dd-9b35-4171-bf17-f09f7379d9f1/tmkc3zq_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:NazCO3(aq) +2HClaq) → 2NaClag) + CO2(g) + H2O)
How many moles are found in 35mL of 4.5M HCI? [Select ]
How many moles of CO212) will be produced when 35mL of 4.5M HCI completely reacts according to
the reaction above? [ Select]
What is the temperature 25°C in Kelvin? [Select ]
How many liters of CO2(e) will be produced when 35mL of 4.5M HCI completely reacts according to
the reaction above at 25° C at 1.05atm? [ Select ]
Gas laws:
VỊP1 = V2P2
VIT2 = V2T1
VỊP1T2 = V2P2T1
V2
n1
PV = nRT (R = 0.0821
L-atm
mol·K
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