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Chlorine and hydrogen gas react to form hydrogen chloride as shown in the following reaction Cl 2 ( g)+H 2 (g)--->2HCl (g) Given a 7.10 g sample of chlorine (MM =71.0 g/mol) , how many grams of hydrogen
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Chlorine and hydrogen gas react to form hydrogen chloride as shown in the following reaction Cl 2 ( g)+H 2 (g)--->2HCl (g) Given a 7.10 g sample of chlorine (MM =71.0 g/mol) , how many grams of hydrogen chloride (MM =36.5 g/mol) is produced, assuming the reaction goes to completion? a. 7.10 g 6.3.65 9 c. 5,68 g d 7.300​

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The answer is 115

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it should be 7.300 sorry if I am wrong

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