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a mixture of two elements and their reaction product is represented below. for a different experiment, how many moles of the product can be produced if 3.0 moles of are reacted with excess ? consider writing a balanced equation first

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1.5 mole of W can be produced if 3.0 moles are reacted with excess when a mixture of the two elements W and B are reacted as the reactant and form a product.

A balanced chemical equation explains the law of conservation of mass because in a reaction mass can not be created nor destroyed, it will only be converted to other forms. there should be an equal number of atoms of a certain element in the reactant and in the product which means that elements are not lost or added after the reaction. Balancing a chemical equation is always the first step in every calculation involving stoichiometry because it will be the basis for the stoichiometric ratios between the reacting species.

A mixture of two elements and their reaction product is represented as,

               W + B ----> WB2

   here , 2 mole of B is react with 1 mole of W to produce WB2.

  so, 3 mole of B react with =  1/2 * 3 mole of w

                                            = 1.5 mole of W

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