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Gold reacts with the elements in group 7 of the periodic table. 0.175g of gold reacts with chlorine . The equation for the reaction is 2Au+3Cl2——> 2AuCl2.
Calculate the mass of chlorine needed to react with 0.175g of gold .
Give your answer in Mg
Relative atomic mass:
Cl=35.5
Au=197
Calculate the mass of chlorine needed to react with 0.175g of gold .
Give your answer in Mg
Relative atomic mass:
Cl=35.5
Au=197
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how did you get that?
how did you get that?
Find moles of gold using that formula.
You know the ratio is 2:3 so utilise that ratio
Find the moles of chlorine with that ratio
Then multiply by mr, but remember it’s Cl2, not Cl
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47.3 Mg
47.3 Mg
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Moles = mass/mr
Find moles of gold using that formula.
You know the ratio is 2:3 so utilise that ratio
Find the moles of chlorine with that ratio
Then multiply by mr, but remember it’s Cl2, not Cl
Moles = mass/mr
Find moles of gold using that formula.
You know the ratio is 2:3 so utilise that ratio
Find the moles of chlorine with that ratio
Then multiply by mr, but remember it’s Cl2, not Cl
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Moles = mass/mr
Find moles of gold using that formula.
You know the ratio is 2:3 so utilise that ratio
Find the moles of chlorine with that ratio
Then multiply by mr, but remember it’s Cl2, not Cl
Moles = mass/mr
Find moles of gold using that formula.
You know the ratio is 2:3 so utilise that ratio
Find the moles of chlorine with that ratio
Then multiply by mr, but remember it’s Cl2, not Cl
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The fact that I didn't clock that Cl2 has ruined my day.
The fact that I didn't clock that Cl2 has ruined my day.
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Moles = mass/mr
Find moles of gold using that formula.
You know the ratio is 2:3 so utilise that ratio
Find the moles of chlorine with that ratio
Then multiply by mr, but remember it’s Cl2, not Cl
Moles = mass/mr
Find moles of gold using that formula.
You know the ratio is 2:3 so utilise that ratio
Find the moles of chlorine with that ratio
Then multiply by mr, but remember it’s Cl2, not Cl
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so would the answer be 94.61mg?
did you convert the mass of gold into mg at the start by a factor of x1000 to get it into mg?
did you convert the mass of gold into mg at the start by a factor of x1000 to get it into mg?
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so would the answer be 94.61mg?
did you convert the mass of gold into mg at the start by a factor of x1000 to get it into mg?
so would the answer be 94.61mg?
did you convert the mass of gold into mg at the start by a factor of x1000 to get it into mg?
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look here it shows you how to do these calculations
https://www.science-revision.co.uk/m...equations.html
https://www.science-revision.co.uk/m...equations.html
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Can someone give full working out
Can someone give full working out
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I have a step by step foolproof method, try applying it. If you are really really stuck then I can send full working out. But do try it to help you learn.
I have a step by step foolproof method, try applying it. If you are really really stuck then I can send full working out. But do try it to help you learn.
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I have a step by step foolproof method, try applying it. If you are really really stuck then I can send full working out. But do try it to help you learn.
I have a step by step foolproof method, try applying it. If you are really really stuck then I can send full working out. But do try it to help you learn.
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Yes please send full I can then do more examples using the working out to help me
Yes please send full I can then do more examples using the working out to help me
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