Asked by Abdul
2Na + Cl2 → ?NaCl
In the reaction, sodium and chlorine combine to produce sodium chloride. In an instance when eight sodium chloride molecules are produced, how many diatomic chlorine molecules went into the reaction?
eight
one
two
four
In the reaction, sodium and chlorine combine to produce sodium chloride. In an instance when eight sodium chloride molecules are produced, how many diatomic chlorine molecules went into the reaction?
eight
one
two
four
Answers
Answered by
DrBob222
Balance the equation by replacing the ? with a 2.
2Na + Cl2 → 2NaCl
The balanced equation allows you to use the coefficients to convert any amount of one ingredient to an equivalent amount of any other in the same equation. It's done like this.
8 NaCl molecules x (1 mol Cl2/2 moles NaCl) = 8*1/2 = ?
Looks like 4 to me.
2Na + Cl2 → 2NaCl
The balanced equation allows you to use the coefficients to convert any amount of one ingredient to an equivalent amount of any other in the same equation. It's done like this.
8 NaCl molecules x (1 mol Cl2/2 moles NaCl) = 8*1/2 = ?
Looks like 4 to me.
Answered by
z
dr bob is correct, the answer is 4
Answered by
Okp
Z do you have the other answer...
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