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3SrBr2 + 2Li3P —>Sr3P2 + 6LiBr
I started with 55.6 g of SrBr2. How many gram...
Chemistry, 28.04.2021 19:30 rwlockwood1
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3SrBr2 + 2Li3P —>Sr3P2 + 6LiBr
I started with 55.6 g of SrBr2. How many grams of Sr3P2 should I get from this?
A) 247.42 g SrP2
B) 24.3 g Sr3P2
C) 219 g Sr3P2
D) 48.7 g Sr3P2
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