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Chemistry, 02.06.2021 22:00 emmdolzx

For the reaction ? P4+? S: +?P4S10 ,
what is the maximum amount of P4S10
(444.545 g/mol) which could be formed from
5.47 mol (123.895 g/mol) of P4 and 17.04 mol
of S8 (256.52 g/mol)?
Answer in units of mol.

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