14) For the reaction P4(s) + 6 Hz(9) — 4 PH3(g) a) f 15 g of Pe were used, how many liters of PHs were produced?
b) How many liters of H2 are required to completely react with 15 g of P4?
c) How many grams of PHs will be produced if 6.0 L of H2 are used?
Molar Mass of P4: 1 mol P4 =
g
a)
L PH3
b)
L H2
Molar Mass of PH3: 1 mol PH3 =
9
c)
g PH3

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