Chemistry, asked by amanhemnani14, 9 months ago

how much chlorine is required to evolve 1.6 gram bromine from KBR​

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Answered by banomumtaz39
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Answer:

2Kbr+Cl2 =2KCl+Br2

Explanation:

1.6gram of bromine is evolved that is0.02moles of bromine.Hence we need to take 0.02 moles of bromine as a reactant.1 mole of chlorine gas is71grams.0.02moles of chlorine is therefore is 1.42grams.

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