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If the original sample of Zn had a mass of 1.4 g, what mass of ZnCl2 can be produced in the reaction?

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zinc  react  with  chlorine  to  form  zinc  chloride
Zn +  cl2 ---> ZnCl2
calculate  the  number  of  moles  of  Zn
that  is  mass/molar  mass  of  Zn(65.38g/mol)
moles=  4g/65.38 g/mol=  0.021moles
the  reacting  ratio  of  zinc to  ZnCl2  is  1:1  from  the  reaction  above
therefore  the  moles of Zncl2  is  also  0.021 moles
mass= number  of moles  x  molar  mass
The  molar  mass  of  ZNCl2 = 65.38  +  (35.2 x2) = 136.38 g/mol
Therefore  the  mass of Zncl2 =  0. 021 moles  x  136.38 g/mol=2.86 grams

Zn is a metal that used several industries and factories for making a regular-use item. Zinc has also been beneficially used in the ecosystem and also helps to make the soil fertile. Zinc is take-up by the plant from soil to increase the shoot growth of the plant.

According to the law of mas of conversation, the mass of the element remains the same before the reaction and after the reaction.

The consumed mass and the produced mass are always the same in the reaction process.

Hence, the amount of zinc has remained the same in the reaction that is 1.4g.

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