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Standard XII
Chemistry
Limiting Reagent or Reactant
If 0.80 mol...
Question
If
0.80
mol of
M
n
O
2
and
146
g of
H
C
l
react, then number of moles of
C
l
2
formed is (as nearest integer)
:
M
n
O
2
+
4
H
C
l
⟶
M
n
C
l
2
+
C
l
2
+
2
H
2
O
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Solution
146
g
H
C
l
=
146
36.5
=
4
mol
M
n
O
2
1
m
o
l
+
4
H
C
l
4
m
o
l
⟶
M
n
C
l
2
+
C
l
2
1
m
o
l
+
2
H
2
O
Initial
0.8
mol
4
mol
0
mol
After
0
mol
0.8
mol
0.8
mol
Thus,
M
n
O
2
(less) is the limiting reagent and
H
C
l
is in excess.
The amount of product is decided by
M
n
O
2
.
C
l
2
formed
=
0.8
mol
≈
1
mol.
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Q.
If
0.80
mol of
M
n
O
2
and
146
g of
H
C
l
react, then
:
M
n
O
2
+
4
H
C
l
⟶
M
n
C
l
2
+
C
l
2
+
2
H
2
O
Q.
If
0.80
moles of
M
n
O
2
and
146
g of
H
C
l
react in the following manner:
M
n
O
2
+
4
H
C
l
⟶
M
n
C
l
2
+
C
l
2
+
2
H
2
O
, then
:
Q.
M
n
O
2
+
4
H
C
l
⟶
M
n
C
l
2
+
C
l
2
+
2
H
2
O
If
0.86
mole of
M
n
O
2
and
48.2
g of
H
C
l
react, how many grams of
C
l
2
will be produced? Report your answer to the nearest rounded integer.
Q.
M
n
O
2
+
4
H
C
l
⟶
M
n
C
l
2
+
2
H
2
O
+
C
l
2
2
moles
M
n
O
2
reacts with
4
moles of
H
C
l
to form
11.2
L
C
l
2
at STP. Thus, percent yield of
C
l
2
is
:
Q.
M
n
O
2
+
4
H
C
l
→
M
n
C
l
2
+
C
l
2
+
2
H
2
O
If
1
g of
H
C
l
and
1
g of
M
n
O
2
is heated together, the maximum weight of
C
l
2
gas evolved will be:
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