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Question #297184

how many grams of O2 will react completely with 35.0 grams of PH3?

Expert's answer

4PH3+8O2=P4O10+6H2O

35g of PH3

MW PH3:34g/mol

mol PH3=

mol =mass/MW

=35/34=1.03

mol ratio PH3:O2=4:8

mol of O2=8/4 ×1.03 =2.06

MW O2=32g/mol

Grams of O2:

gr=mol\MW

=2.06\32

=65.92 grams

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