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![[Post New]](/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 24 Mar 2008 17:56:44 IST
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from balanced chemical reaction we see that
140 f of Br2 reacts with 76g of K (taking Br = 70g and K= 38g)
therefore 7.2g of Br2 will react with = 3.9g of K
hence K is limiting reagent which will decide quantity of product
again form balanced chemical reaction
76g of K gives 216g of KBr
hence 3.1 g of K will give = 8.81g of KBr ..
now since weight of KBr = 108 (approx.. ) and it contains 34% of K = 36.72g of K
Since 108g of KBr contain 36.72 g of K therefore 8.81 g of Kbr will contain = 2.99g of K
hence no. of mole = weight / molecular weight = 2.99/38 = 0.079 mole of K will be required ...
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