Answer to Question #87289 in General Chemistry for Nwadike chidinma

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Question #87289

What mass if chlorine gas would be required to produce 0.015kg of phosphorus pentachloride

Expert's answer

"PH3+4Cl2 \\to PCl5+3HCl"

"m(Cl2)=\\dfrac{35.5g\/mol*2*4*15g}{208.22g\/mol}=20.46g"

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