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aleksandrvk [35]
3 years ago
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Which sample contains the greatest number of moles of cl? which sample contains the greatest number of moles of ? 3.8 mol hcl 4.

2 mol naclo3 1.7 mol ch2cl2 2.2 mol mg(clo4)2?
Chemistry
1 answer:
ollegr [7]3 years ago
3 0
The  sample  with  greatest  number  of  moles   of Cl  is  calculated  as  follows

calculate  the  number  of  moles   of  Cl  in   each  sample   by  multipying  mole  with  number  of  chlorine  molecule

Hcl=  3.8  moles  x  1  =  3.8  moles

NaCIO3  =  4.2  moles  x  1  =  4.2  moles

CH2Cl2=  1.7 moles x2 =  3.4 moles

Mg (ClO4)2 =2.2  moles  x  2  =   4.4  moles

Mg(Cl)4)2 sample  is  the  one  with  greatest  number   of  Cl   moles 
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