¹ Given the following balanced equation, determine the limiting reagent when the followingquantities of reactants are mixed: CaF₂ + Na₂SO4 - CaSO4 + 2NaF1. 3 CaF₂ molecules and 4 Na₂SO4 molecules2. 20 CaF₂ molecules and 20 Na₂SO4 molecules3. 16 CaF₂ molecules and 10 Na₂SO4 molecules Part 4: Determining Limiting Reagent & 2Cr + 3Cl₂ + 2CrCl3Given the following balanced equation, determine the limiting reagent when the followingquantities of reactants are mixed with 2Cr + 3Cl₂ → 2CrCl3.1. 4 Cr atoms and 6 Cl₂ molecules =2. 6 Cr atoms and 10 Cl₂ molecules =3. 12 Cr atoms and 20 Cl₂ molecules =

determination of LIMITING REAGENT:

Given the following balanced equation, determine the limiting reagent when the following quantities of reactants are mixed: CaF₂ + Na₂SO4 → CaSO4 + 2NaF 1. 3 CaF₂ molecules and 4 Na₂SO4 molecules 2. 20 CaF₂ molecules and 20 Na₂SO4 molecules

Given the following balanced equation, determine the limiting reagent when the following quantities of reactants are mixed: CaF₂ + Na₂SO4 → CaSO4 + 2NaF 1. 3 CaF₂ molecules and 4 Na₂SO4 molecules 2. 20 CaF₂ molecules and 20 Na₂SO4 molecules

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