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Consider the balanced equation: 2Na (s)+ Clh (&) > 2 NaCI (s) (a) If o. S0...

Consider the balanced equation: 2Na (s)+ Clh (&) > 2 NaCI (s) (a) If o. S0 moles of Clz gas totally reacted with more than enough Na, how many moles of Naci were formed?

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Here the question has some typing error but understandable.

Here the sodium and chlorine react with each other to form Sodium chloride.

The balanced reaction -

Two moles of sodium reacts with one mole of chlorine gas to produce two moles of NaCl.

Here in question 0.5 moles of Cl2 react with excess Na.

1-mole Chlorine produces 2 moles of NaCl(Clear from the equation.)

0.5-mole Chlorine produces 1 moles of NaCl(Clear from the equation.)

we can also get it by dividing the equation(1) by 2.

So, 1 mole of NaCl formed.

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