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Helium:

--- Quote from: CatAly$t on June 06, 2010, 03:04:39 pm ---what the hell r u talking abt??

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Here, check this example.When iron reacts with sulphur the equation is

Fe + S --> FeS

This indicates that we need equal numbers of atoms iron and sulphur to react.
It is known that 1 mol of iron (56g) and 1 mol of sulphur (32g) contain the same number of atoms.
So reacting these amounts should give 1 mole of iron(ll)sulphide (88g). look at equation

Fe       +        S      --->       FeS
1mol           1mol                 1mol
56g             32g                  88g

they can be scaled down, however they mmust always be ratio 56:32

thus

Fe   +   S  ---> FeS
5.6g     3.2g      8.8

If we tried to 5g of S with 5,6 of iron the excess sulphur would remain unreacted
only 3.2g of sulphur will react.  Sulphur is excess omm...   

 ;) most important thing is that the reaction does not require a catalyst :P

saleemsamer:
NOV 09 p3 q4c and 5b PLZ AND Thank You IN ADVANCE :)

WARRIOR:

--- Quote from: saleemsamer on June 06, 2010, 03:22:38 pm ---NOV 09 p3 q4c and 5b PLZ AND Thank You IN ADVANCE :)

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both asnwrs have been discussed befre , if u go back a few pages ull find them!

Helium:

--- Quote from: saleemsamer on June 06, 2010, 03:22:38 pm ---NOV 09 p3 q4c and 5b PLZ AND Thank You IN ADVANCE :)

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They have been solved by vin

here they are  https://studentforums.biz/index.php/topic,1411.2820.html

In this past paper there are 4 drawing questions ;)

Helium:

--- Quote from: Kimo Jesus on June 06, 2010, 03:29:47 pm ---both asnwrs have been discussed befre , if u go back a few pages ull find them!

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ur 777th post lol :D

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