1. Make a single water molecule. How many of each reactant were used? [ 2. What is the mole ratio (how many of each reactant and product are there)? Now write it as a chemical reaction: 3. Max out how many water molecules that can be made without leftovers/excess. How many of each reactant were used? . How many products were produced? What is the mol ratio (how many of each reactant and product are there)? Now express it as a chemical equation:

1. Make a single water molecule. How many of each reactant were used? [ 2. What is the mole ratio (how many of each reactant and product are there)? Now write it as a chemical reaction: 3. Max out how many water molecules that can be made without leftovers/excess. How many of each reactant were used? . How many products were produced? What is the mol ratio (how many of each reactant and product are there)? Now express it as a chemical equation:

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1. Make a single water molecule. How many of each reactant were used? [
2. What is the mole ratio (how many of each reactant and product are there)?
Now write it as a chemical reaction:
3. Max out how many water molecules that can be made without leftovers/excess. How many
of each reactant were used? .
How many
products were produced?
What is the mol
ratio (how many of each reactant and product are there)?
Now express it as a chemical equation:
4. Now max out every reactant. How many products were made?
many and what were the leftovers/excess?.
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5. What is the limiting reactant?

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