Indium (III) oxide is reacting with acetic acid, water, and oxygen gas. The only product of this combination/synthesis reaction is indium (I) bicarbonate trihydrate.
1. Carefully write the formulas for each of these substances.
2. Write the balanced equation for this reaction.
3. If there are 0.817 moles of indium (III) oxide, 4.95 x 1023 formula units of acetic acid, 73.2 grams of water, and excess oxygen gas in the container, how many grams of indium (I) bicarbonate trihydrate can you produce?
4. How many moles of indium (III) oxide will you have left? How many formula units of acetic acid will you have left? How many grams of water will you have left?