QUESTION 10 In the combination reaction of aluminum and oxygen, 2.05 mol of aluminum and 2.05 mol of oxygen are reacted, how much of which reactant is in excess? O A. There is no excess reactant. O B. Al is excess; 0.513 mol of Al is in excess O C. Oxygen is in excess; 1.54 mol of oxygen is in excess O D. Oxygen is in excess; 0.513 mol of oxygen is in excess

QUESTION 10 In the combination reaction of aluminum and oxygen, 2.05 mol of aluminum and 2.05 mol of oxygen are reacted, how much of which reactant is in excess? O A. There is no excess reactant. O B. Al is excess; 0.513 mol of Al is in excess O C. Oxygen is in excess; 1.54 mol of oxygen is in excess O D. Oxygen is in excess; 0.513 mol of oxygen is in excess

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