7. Given a reaction where aluminum bromide and silver sulfide are reacted to form soluble aluminum sulfide and solid silver bromide, please:
a. create a balanced chemical equation for this reaction
b. given 4.52 moles aluminum bromide, how many moles of silver sulfide is
expected to be needed for this reaction?
c. given 4.52 moles aluminum bromide, how many moles of each product is
expected to be produced in this reaction?
Please continue to use the balanced chemical equation in 7a.
d. Given 2.88 g aluminum bromide, please find how many moles of aluminum
bromide are present?
e. Then, please use your answer in 7d to find how many moles of each product is
expected to be produced.
f. Given the number of moles of each product you calculated in problem 7e, how
many grams of each product is expected to be produced?
g. [H] Given 2.88 g aluminum bromide, how many grams of silver sulfide are
required to react with the given aluminum bromide?
h. [H] If you run this experiment and actually collect.25 g of silver bromide, what is
the %yield of silver bromide in this reaction?