Aspirin is commonly made by the following reaction:
4C7O3H6 + 4HC2H3O2 + 3S2Cl2
4C9H8O4 +
H2SO4 + 5 S +6 HCl
Suppose that you start with 500.0 grams of each reactant:
(a) How many grams of aspirin can be made?
(b) Determine which two reactants will be in excess and by how many grams?
Molar Masses
NaCN=49.01g/mol
C7O3H6=138.12g/mol
HC2H3O2=60.05g/mol
C9H8O4=180.60g/mol
S2Cl2=135.03g/mol



Aspirin is commonly made by the following reaction: 4C7O3H6 + 4HC2H3O2 + 3S2Cl2 4C9H8O4 + H2SO4...
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