For the following reaction: How many moles of hydrogen are necessary to produce

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For the following reaction: How many moles of hydrogen are necessary to produce 0.25 moles of water? How many moles of water will be formed from the complete reaction of 0.0315 moles of oxygen? For the following reaction: How many grams of aluminum are necessary to produce 2.56g of copper? How many sodium hydroxide molecules are required to react with 5.220g of sulfuric acid? How much fluorine is required to produce 0.558g of potassium fluoride in the reaction of fluorine with potassium chloride? What volume of nitric acid (1.316g mL) is required to react with 1.658g of calcium hydroxide? A sample of sodium sulfide weighing 4.537g reacts with excess iodine to produce sulfur and sodium iodide. How many grams of iodine will be arc necessary? For the reaction of nitrogen with hydrogen to produce ammonia If 0.355g of nitrogen and 0.0500g of hydrogen are reacted Which reagent is limiting? What mass of ammonia will be produced? What mass of iron(lll)selenide can be produ

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1) a) 0.25mol ,b) 0.063 mol

2) 1.7g of Al

3) 4.26g of NaOH needed.

4) 0.36g of F2 required.

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