In the earth's primitive atmosphere, it is thought that water could have reacted with methane to produce hydrogen gas and carbon monoxide. CH.(g) + H;O(g) → CO(g)+ 3H2(g) The particulate representation to the right shows a product mixture for the hydrogen forming reaction above. Which species is the limiting reactant? А. CH.(9) В. Н.О(9) C. CO(g) D. H;(g) E. It is a stoichiometric mixture

In the earth's primitive atmosphere, it is thought that water could have reacted with methane to produce hydrogen gas and carbon monoxide. CH.(g) + H;O(g) → CO(g)+ 3H2(g) The particulate representation to the right shows a product mixture for the hydrogen forming reaction above. Which species is the limiting reactant? А. CH.(9) В. Н.О(9) C. CO(g) D. H;(g) E. It is a stoichiometric mixture

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