Chemistry, 05.02.2021 21:50, robertobi1988

What is the amount of potassium chloride formed if 4.212 g of potassium and 2.157 g chlorine gas are used? Can you show me to how to get the answer? I don't just want the answer, Im embarrassed to ask my teacher and I want to know how it is done. Thanks :)

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