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If I start with 2NaCl as a balanced equation, how am I able to figure out what volume of chlorine gas measured at 20 degrees Celsius, pressure of 1200mmHg, will react with 1.25g of sodium.

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The solution determines the volume of chlorine gas measured at 20 degrees Celsius, pressure of 1200mmHg, will react with 1.25g of sodium.

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2Na + Cl2 = 2NACl
At wt of Na = 23
Moles of Na = 1.25/23 = 0.05435
2 mole sof Na react with one mole of Cl2
Therefore, 1 ...

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