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How many moles of lead (II) chloride will be formed from a reaction between `6.5g` of `PbOP` and `3.2g` of `HCl` ?
A. `0.333`
B. `0.011`
C. `0.044`
D. `0.029`

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Correct Answer - D
According to balanced equation,
`{:(PbO+,2HCl_((aq.))rarr,PbCl_(2)+,H_(2)O(l)),("1 mol","2 mol","1 mol","2 mol"):}`
Calculating moles of reactants :
`n_(PbO) = (6.5g)/(22.3g mol^(-1)) = 0.029 mol`
`n_(NCl) = (3.2g)/(36.5g mol^(-1)) = 0.87 mol`
Calculating moles of product formed from reactions:
`0.029 mol PbO xx (1 mol PbCl_(2)) = 0.029 mol PbCl_(2)`
`0.087 mol HCl xx (1 mol PbCl_(2))/(2 mol HCl) = 0.44 mol PbCl_(2)`
Thus, `PvbO` is the limiting reactant and `0.029 moln PbCl_(2)` will be formed.

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