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If 3.4 mol of P4010 reacts with 5 mol of C, which is the limiting reactant 2. and which is the reactant in excess? P4010 + 10 C -→ P4 + 10 CO Limiting Reactant Reactant in Excess P4010 P4 co

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If 3.4 mol of P4010 reacts with 5 mol of C, which is the limiting reactant
2.
and which is the reactant in excess?
P4010 + 10 C -→ P4 + 10 CO
Limiting Reactant
Reactant in Excess
P4010
P4
co

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