10 plz I don’t understand how to find the limiting reactant and the excess reactant and how much it remains. 10. In a certain experiment 1 grams of H3C6H$O7 reacted with 1 gram of NAHCO3. Whichreactant is the limiting reactant? What is the excess reactant? How much of it remains?3 CO2 ++ O$H°Ɔ°H I3 NaHCO3+ OH E1 Na3C6HsO7ple11. In a certain experiment 2.50 grams of NH3 reacts with 2.85 grams of O2. Which is thelimiting reactant? Which is the excess reactant, and how much is left over?4 NH3 +O'H 9ON

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10 plz I don’t understand how to find the limiting reactant and the excess reactant and how much it remains.

10. In a certain experiment 1 grams of H3C6H$O7 reacted with 1 gram of NAHCO3. Which
reactant is the limiting reactant? What is the excess reactant? How much of it remains?
3 CO2 +
+ O$H°Ɔ°H I
3 NaHCO3
+ OH E
1 Na3C6HsO7
ple
11. In a certain experiment 2.50 grams of NH3 reacts with 2.85 grams of O2. Which is the
limiting reactant? Which is the excess reactant, and how much is left over?
4 NH3 +
O'H 9
ON

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