Question 13 For the reaction: 2NO + 0, → 2 NO2, one starts with 26.6 grams of NO and 16.1 grams of 02 and produces 23.7 grams of NO2 What is the limiting reagent? What is the theoretical yield of NO2? What is the percent yield of NO2?

Question 13 For the reaction: 2NO + 0, → 2 NO2, one starts with 26.6 grams of NO and 16.1 grams of 02 and produces 23.7 grams of NO2 What is the limiting reagent? What is the theoretical yield of NO2? What is the percent yield of NO2?

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