Question 1 Assume you have the following unbalanced chemical reaction: H₂ + O2 H₂O If you have four moles of H₂ and four moles of O₂, what is the limiting reactant? [Select] + How many moles of product were formed? [Select]

Question 1 Assume you have the following unbalanced chemical reaction: H₂ + O2 H₂O If you have four moles of H₂ and four moles of O₂, what is the limiting reactant? [Select] + How many moles of product were formed? [Select]

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