Answer to Question #300507 in Inorganic Chemistry for Nhormelin Gil-o

Inorganic Chemistry

Question #300507

how many moles of p4 is formed for each mole of ca3(po4)2 used?

Expert's answer

2Ca₃(PO₄)₂"+" 6SiO"_2+" 10C "\\to" P"_4+" 6CaSiO₃"+" 10CO

Mole ratio "=2:1"

Moles of P₄"=\\frac{1}{2}\u00d71=0.5" moles

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