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Potassium chlorate KClO3 is used in fire works and explosives. It can be prepared by bubbling chlorine into hot aqueous potassium hydroxide; KCl(aq) and H2O are the other products in the reaction. How many grams of KClO3 can be obtained from  138L of  Cl2 whose pressure is  760mmHg at 27oC 
(At wts: K=39,  , O=16, H=1) 

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n=PVRT=(760/760atm)(138L)0.0821×300=5.60 6KOH+3Cl2KClO3+5KCl+3H2O 3molsofCl2give1molofKClO3    MassofKClO3=5.60×1molKClO33molCl2×122.5=228.78

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