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5.00 mols of each reactant are available to react. Based on the results shown in the data
table, choose the limiting reactant with the appropriate reasoning.
Reactants
Products
Reasoning
A. 5.00 mols Fe 2.50 mols Fe,0, formed Iron is the limiting reactant because
lit contains the most amount of
moles in the reaction
B. 5.00 mols 0, 3.33 mols Fe,0, formed Oxygen is the limiting reactant
because it forms the most amount
of product
C. 5.00 mols Fe 2.50 mols Fe,0, formed Iron is the limiting reactant because
it formed the least amount of
product
D. 5.00 mols 0, 3.33 mols Fe,0, formed Oxygen is the limiting reactant
because it contains the least
O 21
O 2
O 23
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