How many grams of Bromine are required to react completely with 3.000 moles of Sodium to produce Sodium Bromide (NaBr)? 2Na + Br2 → 2NaBr a 239.7 g of Br b 106.5 g of Br c 119.9 g of Br

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How many grams of Bromine are required to react completely with 3.000 moles of Sodium to produce Sodium Bromide (NaBr)?

2Na + Br2 → 2NaBr

a
239.7 g of Br
b
106.5 g of Br
c
119.9 g of Br

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The correct choice is A) 239.7 g of Br

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Ujjwal Agrawal answered Apr 7, 2024

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