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Calculate the mass of water producd from the reaction of 126g of pentaboron noahydride with 192g of moleculAR OXYGEN

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Answer:

81.08g of H
_(2)O will be produced.

Step-by-step explanation:

Write down the balanced chemical equation:


B_5H_9 + O_2
B_2O_3+H_2O


2B_5H_9+12O_2
5B_2O_3+9H_2O

Determine the limiting reagent:


B_5H_9 :- 126/63.12646 = 1.995993 mol

1.995993/2 = 0.9979965


O_2 :- 192/31.9988 = 6.000225 mol

6.000225/12 = 0.50001875

Therefore,
O_2, is the limiting reagent.

Use stoichiometry ratios to determine the number of moles of water produced:


O_2 :
H_2O

12 : 9

6.000225 : 4,500168756328362

Use the mole formula to calculate the mass of water produced:


n=(m)/(M) \\m=nM\\m=(4.500168756328362)(18.01528)\\m=81.08g

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