Asked by Anonymous
Calculate the mass and moles of iodine that reacted in the formation of 2.7132 grams of ZnI2.
im slighty confused about the use of iodine, would it be diatomic in the equation for example would i use the conversion
1 mol ZnI2 = 1 mol I2
or
1 mol ZnI2 = 2 mol I
im slighty confused about the use of iodine, would it be diatomic in the equation for example would i use the conversion
1 mol ZnI2 = 1 mol I2
or
1 mol ZnI2 = 2 mol I
Answers
Answered by
DrBob222
I2 is diatomic.
Zn + I2 ==> ZnI2
Use 1 mol I2 = 1 mol ZnI2. If you wanted mols I ATOMS, then 1 mol ZnI2 = 2 mol I atoms.
Zn + I2 ==> ZnI2
Use 1 mol I2 = 1 mol ZnI2. If you wanted mols I ATOMS, then 1 mol ZnI2 = 2 mol I atoms.
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