How are limiting reactants formed?
1 Answer
Feb 9, 2017
They are not so much
Explanation:
We can represent the combustion of a
We don't need to measure the dioxygen gas that reacts with the carbon; in fact it would be inconvenient to measure it. Nevertheless, we know the molar quantity of carbon reacts, and we know that a
Now, essential to a calculation of yield, and limiting reactant, is a stoichiometrically balanced equation. What does this mean in this context?