2HCl(g) + C4H6(g) ---> C4H8Cl2(g) if you have 8.00 moles of hydrogen chloride, what is the maximum number of moles of product that you can form?
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2HCl(g) + C4H6(g) ---> C4H8Cl2(g) if you have 8.00 moles of hydrogen chloride, what is the...
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