Answer to Question #91744 in General Chemistry for Katie Edson

General Chemistry

Question #91744

If beryllium is heated in the presence of an excess oxygen gas, how much metal is needed to make 2.354g BeO

Expert's answer

m (Be) = m (BeO) × M (Be) / M (BeO) = 2.354 × 9.01 / 25.01 = 0.848 g

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