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Limiting reagent, percent yield and percent excess
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mc185
In
2
Mg
+
O
X
2
2
MgO
,
4.8
g
of Mg is heated with
1.6
g
of
O
X
2
. The mass of MgO formed is (Mg = 24, O = 16)
A
8.0
g
B
4.0
g
C
2.0
g
D
6.4
g
Answer: B
n(Mg) = 0.20 mol; n(O2) = 0.05 mol which can oxidise 0.10 mol Mg only. O2 is limiting. MgO = 0.10 mol x 40 = 4.0 g.
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