An Introduction to Chemical Science by Rufus Phillips Williams
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How much Zn is required to produce 30 g. H?
Zn + 2HCl = ZnCl2 + 2H | 2:30::65:x 65 2 | 2x = 1950 x 30 | x = 975 Ans. 975 g. Zn. Solve:-- (1) How much Zn is necessary for 14 g. H? (2) How many pounds of Zn are necessary for 3 pounds of H? (3) How many grams of H from 17 g. of Zn? (4) How many tons of H from 1/2 ton of Zn? Suppose we wish to find how much chlorhydric acid--pure gas-- will give 12 g. H. The question involves only HCl and H. Arrange as follows:-- Zn + 2HCl = ZnCl2 + 2 H | H giv. : H req. :: HCl giv. : HCl req. 73 2 | 2 : 12 :: 73 x x 12 | 2x=876 x=438 Ans. 438 g. HCl. Solve:-- (1) How much HCl is needed to produce 100 g. H? (2) How much H in 10 g. HCl? |
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