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150.0 g of AsF3 was combined w/ 180.0g CCl4 to yield AsCl3 & CCl2F2. The theoretical yield CCl2F2 produced in moles should be: 1.705, .7802, 1.274, .5685, 1.170?

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The molecular weights should be:
AsF3=75+19*3=132(g/mol)
CCl4=12+35.5*4=154(g/mol)

The balanced equation:
2AsF3 + 3CCl4 = 2AsCl3 + 3CCl2F2

In this reaction, ...

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