Answer to Question #135112 in General Chemistry for Victoria

General Chemistry

Question #135112

40 grams of N3H4 I’d reacted with excess ClF3. How many grams of HF would you expect to collect if the compounds reacted completely ?

Expert's answer

N3H4 + CIF3 = CIFN3H3 + HF.

40 x 20 / 46 = 17,3913043 g.

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