In the reaction: As2O3 + H2O + I2 = As2O5 + HI, 300 g of As2O3 is added to 400 g of I2 and 50 g of H2O. a) Find the limiting and excess reactants. b) What are the % excess reactants? c) If 160g of As2O5 is formed, what is the degree of completion? d) Illustrate the Law of Conservation of Mass for the reaction.

In the reaction: As2O3 + H2O + I2 = As2O5 + HI, 300 g of As2O3 is added to 400 g of I2 and 50 g of H2O. a) Find the limiting and excess reactants. b) What are the % excess reactants? c) If 160g of As2O5 is formed, what is the degree of completion? d) Illustrate the Law of Conservation of Mass for the reaction.

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