Consider the following reaction belowAB4 + C₂AC + BCIf we start with 9.503 mole of AB4 and 9.679mole of C₂, which one will be the limitingreagent, and calculate the moles of all thereactants and products using the reaction table

Given AB4 + C2 -> AC + BC Initial mole of AB4 = 9.503 Initial mole of C2 = 9.679

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Consider the following reaction below AB4 + C₂ AC + BC If we start with 9.503 mole of AB4 and 9.679 mole of C₂, which one will be the limiting reagent, and calculate the moles of all the reactants and products using the reaction table