Chemistry, asked by amarjithraveendran, 1 month ago

How many moles of potassium chlorate need to be heated to produce 11.2 litre oxygen at N.T.P . now this is not my question. My question is how do we know that in kclo3 its breaks to 2kclo3 -> 2kcl +302 . How do we find that in chemical reactions .Is there any particular rules for this

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Answered by pawan2989

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1/3 molesof potassium chlorate

Answered by sai172982

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it decomposes when we heat into kcl and o2

no other compounds can be formed

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