Answer to Question #263022 in General Chemistry for Sunshine Jimenez

General Chemistry

Question #263022

b. How many liters of oxygen, at standard conditions, can be obtained from the 100 g potassium chlorate?

2KCIO₃, (s) ---------- 2KCI (s) + 3O₂; (g)

Expert's answer

Liters of oxygen=33.4L

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