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Consider the generic chemical equation:A + B ? CSuppose 25 g of A were allowed to react

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Consider the generic chemical equation:

          \(\mathrm {A+B \longrightarrow C}\)

Suppose 25 g of A were allowed to react with 8 g of B. Analysis of the final mixture showed that A was completely used up and 4 g of B remained. What was the limiting reactant?

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QUESTION:

Consider the generic chemical equation:

          \(\mathrm {A+B \longrightarrow C}\)

Suppose 25 g of A were allowed to react with 8 g of B. Analysis of the final mixture showed that A was completely used up and 4 g of B remained. What was the limiting reactant?

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The generic equation given is

Before reaction:  of  of

After reaction:  of  of  left

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