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How many atoms of HCl are needed to produce 0.62 moles of hydrogen gas​

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The equation is given by;

2HCl => H² + Cl²

According to stoichiometry;


(n \: hcl)/(2) = \frac{n \: h {}^(2) }{1}


nhcl = 2 * nh {}^(2)

To produce 0.62 moles of H² gas we need,

nHCL=2×0.62=1.24 moles

Using the relation;

number of moles:Number of atoms/Avogadro's constant

We can then say;

N(numb. of atoms)=n×Na

Number of atoms=1.24×6.02×10²³

Number of atoms=7.5852×10²³ atoms

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Answer:

0.2 moles

Step-by-step explanation:

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