Asked by sajid
calculate the amount of hydrogen gas involved if ferrous + 2hcl = ferrous choloride + h2 if 55 gramme iron is reacting with 36.5 hydrochloric acid .
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Answered by
drwls
Don't you mean
Fe + 2HCl -> FeCl2 + H2 ?
55g Fe is 0.984 moles
36.5 g HCl is 1.000 moles
HCl is slightly in excess of stoichiomentric.
0.984 moles of HCl are evolved.
That is 22 liters at STP
Fe + 2HCl -> FeCl2 + H2 ?
55g Fe is 0.984 moles
36.5 g HCl is 1.000 moles
HCl is slightly in excess of stoichiomentric.
0.984 moles of HCl are evolved.
That is 22 liters at STP
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