Daniel J.

asked • 04/23/21

How much CO2 released in grams ?

CaCO3+2HCl =CaCl2+H2O +CO2

Daniel J.

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J.R. S.

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Can't answer without additional information. How many grams or moles of each reactant are present?
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Linda H. answered • 04/26/21

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YOu can't answer this unless you know how much reactant you are starting with! then you need to used the stoichiometry conversions to determine how much CO2 is released. If you are starting with grams of a reactant, you will need to have 3 differnt conversions to determine grams of CO2 released.

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J.R. S.

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Probably best to leave this as a comment instead of an answer, because then others may pass up answering it, if and when the OP provides the information needed. Just a thought.
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