4. Predict the products for the following reaction and answer the questions.Fe,0, + Al –If 31.3g of Fe,0, is reacted with 45.6g of Al, what is the theoretical yield of Fe?What are the limiting and excess reactants?What mass of the excess reactant remains? Complete, balance, and identify the reaction type for each of the followingchemical equations.1. _C,H, +_co, +_H,0Туре:2._AIBr, +K,SO,KBr +Al,(SO.),Туpе:3. What is the theoretical yield of Cu(No,), when 86.4g Cu is reacted with 223gHNO, according to the equation?3 Cu + 8 HNO, - 3 Cu(NO,), + 2 NO + 4 H,0What are the limiting and excess reactants?What mass of the excess reactant remains?

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4. Predict the products for the following reaction and answer the questions. Fe,0, + Al – If 31.3g of Fe,0, is reacted with 45.6g of Al, what is the theoretical yield of Fe? What are the limiting and excess reactants? What mass of the excess reactant remains?

4. Predict the products for the following reaction and answer the questions. Fe,0, + Al – If 31.3g of Fe,0, is reacted with 45.6g of Al, what is the theoretical yield of Fe? What are the limiting and excess reactants? What mass of the excess reactant remains?

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Complete, balance, and identify the reaction type for each of the following
chemical equations.
1. _C,H, +
_co, +
_H,0
Туре:
2.
_AIBr, +
K,SO,
KBr +
Al,(SO.),
Туpе:
3. What is the theoretical yield of Cu(No,), when 86.4g Cu is reacted with 223g
HNO, according to the equation?
3 Cu + 8 HNO, - 3 Cu(NO,), + 2 NO + 4 H,0
What are the limiting and excess reactants?
What mass of the excess reactant remains?

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