SO2 + PCL5 → SOCL2 + POCL3 What mass of SOCL2 is produced when 1.35 g SO2 react with 2.75 g PCL5

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SO2 + PCL5 → SOCL2 + POCL3

What mass of SOCL2 is produced when 1.35 g SO2 react with 2.75 g PCL5

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2.34

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