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Based on the balanced equation 2Ba + O2 → 2BaO calculate the number of BaO formula units formed when 142 Ba atoms and 73 O2 mol...Asked by Leslie
Based on the balanced equation
2Ba + O2 → 2BaO
calculate the number of BaO formula units formed when 54 Ba atoms and 21 O2 molecules react?
2Ba + O2 → 2BaO
calculate the number of BaO formula units formed when 54 Ba atoms and 21 O2 molecules react?
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Answered by
Cutie_27
I know I had Chemistry last year, but I'm not 100 percent sure about this answer: 21.
you need 2 atoms each of each element. Divide 54 by 2, so you get 27 Ba atoms in groups of 2. 21 is already 2 O atoms.
So you get 27 and 21. the smaller one is 21, which is the greatest amount you can get for 2BaO.
you need 2 atoms each of each element. Divide 54 by 2, so you get 27 Ba atoms in groups of 2. 21 is already 2 O atoms.
So you get 27 and 21. the smaller one is 21, which is the greatest amount you can get for 2BaO.
Answered by
DrBob222
54 Ba atoms:
54 Ba atoms x (2 BaO molecules/2 Ba atoms) = 54 x 2/2 = 54 molecules(formula units) BaO.
21 O2 molecule:
21 O2 molecules x (2 BaO molecules/1 O2 molecule) = 42 BaO molecules.
Therefore, 42 BaO molecules will be the product formed. O2 is the limiting reagent.
54 Ba atoms x (2 BaO molecules/2 Ba atoms) = 54 x 2/2 = 54 molecules(formula units) BaO.
21 O2 molecule:
21 O2 molecules x (2 BaO molecules/1 O2 molecule) = 42 BaO molecules.
Therefore, 42 BaO molecules will be the product formed. O2 is the limiting reagent.
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