Question #183077

calculate the mass hydrgen formed when 25 grams of aluminum reacts with excess hydrochloric acid



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2021-04-19T04:35:36-0400

2Al+6HClAl2Cl6+3H22Al + 6HCl → Al_2Cl_6 + 3H_2


Mole[Al]=25(g)26.98(g/mol)=0.93molesMole [Al]=\frac{ 25(g) }{ 26.98 (g/mol) }= 0.93 moles


Moles(Hydrogen)=3×0.932=1.40molesMoles (Hydrogen) = \frac{3×0.93}{2 }= 1.40 moles

Mass(H2)=1.40×2.00=2.80gMass(H_2) = 1.40 × 2.00 = 2.80 g


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