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OpenStudy (anonymous):

How many grams of O2 are needed to react completely with 12.8 grams of K? K + O2 ---> K20 Be sure to balance the equation.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

A. 2.62 grams B. 10.4 grams C. 51.2 grams D. 62.6 grams

OpenStudy (somy):

can find mole of K? you are given mass and from periodic table you can see that molecular mass of K is 39.1

OpenStudy (somy):

mole= mass / molecular mass thus mole of K = 12.8 / 39.1 = calculate it then the ratio between K and O2 in reaction is 1:1 thus mole of O2 will also be your calculated number so use mole formula again but make mass as subject this time because you need O2's mass mass= mole*molecular mass so mass of O2 = your calculated mole * molecular mass of O2 which is (16*2)

OpenStudy (gebooors):

Balanced equation: 2 K + O2 ---> K2O

OpenStudy (somy):

ah yeah totally forgot the balancing part @Gebooors thanx for telling :)

OpenStudy (somy):

please consider that the ration is 2:1 and do accordingly im sorry i didn't see that mistake T_T

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