Feco, is) • 2 HCE (aq) - FeCt; (aq) + H,0 () co, () 9.54 g Feco, reacts with 50.0 mL of a 2.74 M HCt solution via the given equation with 92.6 % yield. a) Calculate the theoretical yield of CO, in grams. b) Calculate the actual yield of CO, in grams. c) Which of the two reactants is the "limiting reactant? Why? (Use stoichiometric factors in your solution. All intermediate calculations must be shown. Results must be expressed with units and with correct number of significant figures.)

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Feco, (s) + 2 HCe (aq) - Fect, (aq) + H20 (t) + CO, (g)
9.54 g FeCo, reacts with 50.0 ml of a 2.74 M HCE solution via the given equation with 92.6 % yield.
a) Calculate the theoretical yield of CO, in grams.
b) Calculate the actual yield of CO, in grams.
c) Which of the two reactants is the "limiting reactant"? Why?
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number of significant figures.)
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