CHM 2045C Chapter Notes - Chapter 4: Equivalence Point, Lead, Perchlorate

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How much sulfur (s8) is formed when 5. 00 g di-hydrogen sulfide are mixed with. We do this by multiplying by the ratio of h2s: so2: 0. 147 mol h2s x (8 mol so2 / 16 mol h2s) = 0. 0735 mol. So2: now, we subtract the initial amount of mols we had from the beginning of the problem (5g so2 / 64g so2) = . 078 mol so2 (64g = molar mass so2) and the amount that was just used (0. 0735: 0. 078-0. 0735 = 0. 0045 mol so2. Theoretical yield: the maximum amount of product that can be obtained in a reaction. Actual yield: amount of product that is obtained from a reaction. Is always less than theoretical yield, and is always less than 100: percent yield = (actual yield)/(theoretical yield) x 100% Sio2 reacts with solid c to form liquid silicon and carbon monoxide gas. 155. 8 kg of sio2 is allowed to react with 78. 3 kg of c to produce 66. 1 kg of silicon.

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