Chemistry, asked by sahabapi, 5 months ago

How many grams of potassium chlorate can be obtained by heating the oxygen required to completely burn 6g carbon? (C = 12, K = 39, Cl = 35.5,0 = 16)​

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Answered by tirthpanchal15678910
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if 12 g of carbon burn then 74 potassium chlorate formed

in this reaction we burn only 6g so divide both side by 2 44/2 = 22and 39+35=74 so 74/2=37 potassium chloride formed

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