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Calculate the mass of calcium oxide required that react with 852 g of `P_(4)O_(10)`.

A

2016 g

B

1008g

C

504 g

D

1800g

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B

`underset ("base") (6 Ca O _(4)) + underset("acid") ( P _(4) O _(10)) to underset("sak")( 3 Ca _(3) (PO _(4)) _(2))`
Mole ratio of reactuant `= ( Ca O )/( P _(4) O _(10)) = (6)/(1)`
Molar mass of `P _(4) O _(10) = 284`
`therefore` Mass of CaO required `= (6 xx 852)/(284) xx 56 = 1008 g`
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