For the following hypothetical reaction:

3A+9B-->5C

How many moles of B will you need to convert 2 moles of A into as many moles of C as possible?

Enter just the number; not the number and units

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Kamari Hull

Chemistry

13 January, 21:26

For the following hypothetical reaction:

3A+9B-->5C

How many moles of B will you need to convert 2 moles of A into as many moles of C as possible?

Enter just the number; not the number and units

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Elena Zuniga · Answer 1

The moles of B that will be needed to convert 2 moles of A into as many moles of C as possible is 6 moles

Explanation

3A + 9B → 5C

The moles of B are calculated using the mole ratio.

That is; from the equation above the mole ratio of A:B is 3:9

If the moles of A required is 2 moles therefore the moles of B

= 2 x9/3 = 6 moles

For the following hypothetical reaction:3A+9B-->5CHow many moles of B will you need to convert 2 moles of A into as many moles of C as possible?Enter just the number; not the number and units

For the following hypothetical reaction:

3A+9B-->5C

How many moles of B will you need to convert 2 moles of A into as many moles of C as possible?

Enter just the number; not the number and units