- Protected View Saved to this PC -O Search (Alt+Q)MailingsReviewViewHelp6) Which of the compounds in the balanced reaction below is the limiting reagent if 20 g of NOand 29 g of H2 are combined to prepare H20 as the target product.2 H2 + 2 NON2 + 2 H2O7) Which of the starting materials in the balanced reaction below is the limiting reagent if wecombine 10 g of CH6O and 18 g of O2 to prepare CH4O as the target product.2 CH6OO22 CH402 H208) Use the equation below for the following questions. REMEMBER to first BALANCE thereaction equation!NH3 + O2N20 + H2OIf you are performing the reaction using 20 g of NH3 and 15 g of O2. Calculate thetheoretical yield for N20Which compound is the limiting reagent?Calculate the percent yield for N20 if the reaction produced 10.8 g of N20.

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