8. The white circles represent H, and the black circles represent N.ReactontsProducts3 H2+ 1 N22 NH,Which reactant is the limiting reactant, H, or N,?O H2O N2neither H2 nor N2

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3 H2
+ 1 N2
2 NH,
Which reactant is the limiting reactant, H, or N,?
O H2
O N2
neither H2 nor N2

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