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When phosphours (P_(4)) is heated in limited amount of O_(2).P_(4)O_(6) (tetraphosphorous hexaoxide) is obtained, and in excess of O_(2) , P_(4) O_(10) (tetraphosphours decaoxide) is obtained. i. P + 3 O_(2) rarr P_(4) O_(6) , ii. P_(4) + 5O_(2) rarr P_(4)O_(10) What mass of P_(4) O_(6) will be produced by the combustion of 2.0 g of P_(4) with 2.0 g of O_(2) .

When phosphours (P_(4)) is heated in limited amount of O_(2).P_(4)O_(6) (tetraphosphorous hexaoxide) is obtained, and in excess of O_(2) , P_(4) O_(10) (tetraphosphours decaoxide) is obtained. i. P + 3 O_(2) rarr P_(4) O_(6) , ii. P_(4) + 5O_(2) rarr P_(4)O_(10) How many moles of O_(2) left unreacted initiallyin reaction (i) ?

P_(4)O_(6) and P_(4)O_(10) are formed by burning P_(4) with O_(2) as: P_(4) + 3O_(2) to P_(4)O_(6) P_(4) + 5O_(2) to P_(4)O_(10) What are the masses of P_(4)O_(6) and P_(4)O_(10) that will be produced by the combustion of 2.0 g of P_(4) in 2.0 g of oxygen leaving no P_(4) and O_(2) ?

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