50.00g of compound A (molar mass=56.48g/mol) and 17.56g compound B (molar mass = 49.60 g/mol) react completely to form 9.91g compound C (molar mass = 27.93 g/mol) and 57.65g compound D (molar mass = 81.43 g/mol) with neither reactant in excess. what is the coefficient for compound A in the chemical equation for this reaction when balanced in lowers whole-numbers?

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50.00g of compound A (molar mass=56.48g/mol) and 17.56g compound B (molar mass = 49.60 g/mol) react completely to form 9.91g compound C (molar mass = 27.93 g/mol) and 57.65g compound D (molar mass = 81.43 g/mol) with neither reactant in excess.

what is the coefficient for compound A in the chemical equation for this reaction when balanced in lowers whole-numbers?

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