1. If you start with 4.0g of Al and 10.0 g of O2, answer the following questions: 302 MM = 27 g/mol MM = 32 g/mol MM = 102 g/mol 4Al + 2AL203 + + a. What will be the limiting reactant? b. How much of the product will theoretically produced?

1. If you start with 4.0g of Al and 10.0 g of O2, answer the following questions: 302 MM = 27 g/mol MM = 32 g/mol MM = 102 g/mol 4Al + 2AL203 + + a. What will be the limiting reactant? b. How much of the product will theoretically produced?

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