Multiple Choice
If 118.0 g of potassium are reacted completely with excess chlorine, according to the equation 2 K + Cl2 → 2 KCl, how much potassium chloride could form?
A) 112.7 g
B) 225.4 g
C) 118.0 g
D) 450.8 g
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