Ethylene undergoes combustion with oxygen to form water and carbon dioxide according to the following equation: C,Hy+ 30,→2H,0 + 2 CO̟ If 2.48 grams Of are combined with 3.50 of oxygen ,identify ethy lene grams the limiting reactant. Answer: The numbers of moles Of reactants ethylene and oxygen are An accurate comparison OF the num bers Of moles using the mole ratio from the balan ce equation May be writen as follo ws The limiting reagent is

Ethylene undergoes combustion with oxygen to form water and carbon dioxide according to the following equation: C,Hy+ 30,→2H,0 + 2 CO̟ If 2.48 grams Of are combined with 3.50 of oxygen ,identify ethy lene grams the limiting reactant. Answer: The numbers of moles Of reactants ethylene and oxygen are An accurate comparison OF the num bers Of moles using the mole ratio from the balan ce equation May be writen as follo ws The limiting reagent is

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