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How many grams of NaCl will be produced when 2235 g of HCl are neutralized by an excess of NaOH according to the equation below?
( HCl + NaOH = H2O + NaCl )

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Convert the Mass of HCl to Moles. 2235g HCl*(1mol/36.461)= 61.29 mols HCl.

With that number in mind, we can look at the equation and see that the molar ratio (based on the coefficients) for HCl to NaCl is 1:1. So, when 61.29 mols of HCl is used, 61.29 mols of NaCl will be produced. 

Convert 61.29 mols of NaCl back into grams.. 61.20 mols*(58.4428g/1mol)

answerL 3,582.44859 g NaCl. 

Hope this helps with learning the process!
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