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The reaction of Phosphorus with Chlorine yields PCL5. What mass of CL I'd needed to react completely with 0.567g Phosphorus?
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The reaction of Phosphorus with Chlorine yields PCL5. What mass of CL I'd needed to react completely with 0.567g Phosphorus?

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it would be 5x 0.567 so 2.835g
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