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    1. This document provides examples of chemistry problems and their solutions involving stoichiometry calculations. 2. The first problem calculates the mass of zinc needed to produce 6 dm3 of hydrogen gas from the reaction of zinc with excess hydrochloric acid. 3. The second problem calculates the mass of copper(II) nitrate produced from the reaction of 8.0 g of copper(II) oxide powder with excess nitric acid.

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    1. This document provides examples of chemistry problems and their solutions involving stoichiometry calculations. 2. The first problem calculates the mass of zinc needed to produce 6 dm3 of hydrogen gas from the reaction of zinc with excess hydrochloric acid. 3. The second problem calculates the mass of copper(II) nitrate produced from the reaction of 8.0 g of copper(II) oxide powder with excess nitric acid.

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    Sample Questions: Table Method: 3.7 Solve Numerical Problems Involving Chemical Reactions

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    1. This document provides examples of chemistry problems and their solutions involving stoichiometry calculations. 2. The first problem calculates the mass of zinc needed to produce 6 dm3 of hydrogen gas from the reaction of zinc with excess hydrochloric acid. 3. The second problem calculates the mass of copper(II) nitrate produced from the reaction of 8.0 g of copper(II) oxide powder with excess nitric acid.

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    Sample CuesLlons: 1able MeLhod
    1. Zn + 2PCl ! ZnCl
    2
    + P
    2

    CalculaLe Lhe mass of zlnc requlred Lo reacL wlLh excess hydrochlorlc acld Lo produce 6 dm
    3
    of
    hydrogen gas aL room LemperaLure.
    [8AM: Zn = 63, Cl = 33.3, molar volume, 24 dm
    3
    aL room condlLlon]
    Answer 8eacLanL roducL
    Zn + 2PCl ! ZnCl
    2
    + P
    2
    Zlnc, Zn Pydrogen gas, P
    2

    8aLlo 1 1
    number of mole 0.23 mol
    24
    6
    = 0.23 mol
    Mass of zlnc 0.23 mol x 63 g mol
    -1

    = 16.23 g


    4. 8.0 g of copper (ll) oxlde powder ls added Lo excess dlluLe nlLrlc acld and heaLed. llnd Lhe
    mass of Copper (ll) nlLraLe produced.
    [8AM: n = 14, C = 16, Cu = 64]
    Answer 8eacLanL roducL
    CuC + 2PnC
    3 !" !
    #
    Cu(nC
    3
    )
    2
    + P
    2
    C
    Copper (ll) oxlde, CuC Copper (ll) nlLraLe,
    Cu(nC
    3
    )
    2

    8aLlo 1 1
    number of mole
    16 64
    0 . 8
    +
    = 0.1 mol
    0.1 mol
    Mass of Copper (ll) nlLraLe 8MM = 64 + 2(14 + 3(16))
    = 188 g mol
    -1

    0.1 mol x 188 g mol
    -1

    = 18.8 g

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