In a reaction of phosphorus and chlorine, both species is 25.0 g, which of the following assumption will be considered so P4 is the limiting reactant? Cl2 must be greater than 25.0 g.Cl 2 must be greater than 25.0 g.Cl2 should be greater than 25.0 gCl 2 should be greater than 25.0 gCl2’s mass must be greater than the molar mass of P4.Cl 2 ’s mass must be greater than the molar mass of P 4 .Cl2 must be less than 25.0 g.Cl 2 must be less than 25.0 g.Cl2’s mass must be lesser than the molar mass of P4.Cl 2 ’s mass must be lesser than the molar mass of P 4 .

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In a reaction of phosphorus and chlorine, both species is 25.0 g, which of the following assumption will be considered so P₄ is the limiting reactant?

Cl₂ must be greater than 25.0 g.

Cl 2 must be greater than 25.0 g.
Cl₂ should be greater than 25.0 g

Cl 2 should be greater than 25.0 g
Cl₂’s mass must be greater than the molar mass of P₄.

Cl 2 ’s mass must be greater than the molar mass of P 4 .
Cl₂ must be less than 25.0 g.

Cl 2 must be less than 25.0 g.
Cl₂’s mass must be lesser than the molar mass of P₄.

Cl 2 ’s mass must be lesser than the molar mass of P 4 .