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6 April, 21:01

You are performing a reaction with 1.7 moles of hydroiodic acid and 3.43 moles of zinc bromide: 2HI + ZnBr2 → 2HBr + ZnI2.

How many moles of zinc iodide can be made?

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  1. 6 April, 21:11
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    number of moles of HI = 1.7 mol

    number of moles of ZnBr2 = 3.43 mol

    2HI + ZnBr2 → 2HBr + ZnI2

    every 2 mole of HI will require 1 mole of ZnBr2

    mole of ZnBr2 that will react = 1.7 / 2 = 0.85 mol

    Therefore HI is the limiting reactant and not all ZnBr2 will be reacted

    For every 2 mole of HI will form one mole ZnI2

    1.7/2 = 0.85 mol of ZnI2 formed
  2. 6 April, 21:13
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    the answer is 5.91

    Explanation:

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