How many moles chlorine (available ) are...

How many moles chlorine (available ) are released when 254g bleaching powder is allowed to react with `CO_(2) ` `"_____________"`

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`CaOCl_(2) + CO_(2) rarr CaCO_(3) + Cl_(2) , 127 rarr 1 `
`254 rarr ( 254)/( 127) =2 ` 2 moles of `Cl_(2)` are released

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