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@DanJS
balance if first
mL to grams, useing the density of water first
then the molar mass of water to convert grams to moles
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then what?
Right now you have mol H20. You have to use the balanced equation to change over to mol CaCl2
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the ratio from the balanced equation
now you left with mol CaCl2, which is what it askes for
right, vertical line - multiply, horizontal - divide
that is just the way i have set these up forever, makes it easy to see if the units cancel right, then at the very end just take care of all the numbers
if you have a regular calculator, just hit 53.2 x 0.987 / 18.02 / 2 =
multiply across all the top, then divide alll the bottom
thats right, 1.457 mol CaCl2 produced
How many moles of calcium chloride would be produced
that is the question
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