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1. If you have 4 molesof hydrogen gas, how many moles of oxygen gas are needed for complete reaction?
a + 02 -.*H20 cno\
Ha I mole Oa
mo les Oa
O moles Ha
2. How many moles of oxygen gas are needed to form 8 moles of P4010?
p4 P4010 8rnoles

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3. How many molesof nitrogen gas are required to make 150 moles of ammonia gas?
N2 +342 150 motes
1mole Na
75 mo(es
4. How many moles of carbon monoxide are required to produce 100 moles of iron metal?
Fe203 eco C3C02 Q moles too r-no!es
moles CO
000 moles co
moles molesFe
5. How many moles of chlorine gas can be produced from 50 moles of sodium chloride?
+ 1--12
ilNa0H 50 motes
'Orno(ec I Ci a
Cia
Q moles
6. How many moles of oxygen gas will be produced by the decomposition of 111.5
g of lead(ll) oxide?
Pb0 »0Pb + 02 moles

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7. How many moles of aluminum bromide can be produced from 81.0g of aluminum?
Al €Br2*AlBr3 ? moles 81.0
30 Al oleAl amoles" %
O Al 3. Dorno (e
8. How many grams of tin(lV) iodide will be produced by the reaction of 0.100 mole of iodine with an excess
quantity of tin? Sn Sn14 0.100
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31.3
9. If I have log of sodium metal, how many grams of oxygen gas will be required for complete reaction?
q Na + 02 *Slap
O Imole 0—S 0
(o
10. If I burn IOOg gas, C4H10,how many li ers of oxygen gas will be required?
a *C02 CH20 QC
100 Q.IHID oa.qc 300c0a
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Il. When 25g of Kl reacts completely with an excessof in a double replacement reaction, how
many grams of Pb12will be formed?
05 hT ole 85
2 mole I mole
8.00 q
12. When 8.00g of magnesium metal reacts completely with carbon dioxide gas, single replacement reaction,
how many grams of carbon will be made? 0 C02 —Y a MOO C
8.00 1M I mole
c
94.313 I mole
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13. If I explode 8 .0g f acetylene gas, C2H2,how many grams of carbon dioxide will be made?
0 C2H2+502*C02 +320
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Theoretical yield - amount of product predicted to be formed on the basis of a balanced equation.

Percent yield —Is the ratio of the actual yield to the theoretical yield expressedas a percentage. (Measures
the efficiency of the reaction.)
Percent Yield = actual yield x 100
Theoretical yield

What is the percent yield if 24.8g of CaC03 is heated to give 13.1gof CaO?
CaC03 CaO + C02
34.83
a) Use beginning mass and solve for mass of other compo nd (product) to find theoretical yield.
OH.8 CQC03 ( mole ( COO
100.13 CqCOg o

b) Solve percent formula, using given product amount as actual yield divided by theoretical times 100.
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13.1 qq.oqo(o
X 100=
13.ftåCoO

If 6.57g of iron are reacted with an excessof hydrochloric acid, HCI, then hydrogen gas and 14.63g of iron(ll)
chlorideare obtained. Calculate the theoreticalyield and the percentyield. Fe4 9 HCI Ha + Fe Cl a

(057 Fe mole [q.q FeCla

(03 9 x 100 0/0