Need help filling this chart out. For the question at the bottom - (what is the limiting reactant?) the options are: 1. methyl salicylate 2. sodium hydroxide or 3. sulfuric acid Table of Reactants and ProductsAmount used orConcentration(M)MolecularMoles used orDensity (g/mL)recovered (g ormL)weight (g/mol)recoveredMethylSalicylate1.18152.1494N/A0.260 mLSodium39.997HydroxideN/A2.50 mL98.0793Sulfuric AcidN/A2.70 mL138.121Salicylic AcidN/AN/A0.880 gWhat is the limiting reactant?Choose...

Given that : We have to calculate the limiting reactant out of : 1. methyl salicylate 2. sodium…

Table of Reactants and Products Amount used or Concentration Moles used or recovered Molecular Density (g/mL) weight (g/mol) recovered (g or (M) mL) Methyl Salicylate 1.18 152.1494 N/A 0.260 mL Sodium 39.997 Hydroxide N/A 2.50 mL 98.079 3 Sulfuric Acid N/A 2.70 mL 138.121 Salicylic Acid N/A N/A 0.880 g What is the limiting reactant? Choose...

Table of Reactants and Products Amount used or Concentration Moles used or recovered Molecular Density (g/mL) weight (g/mol) recovered (g or (M) mL) Methyl Salicylate 1.18 152.1494 N/A 0.260 mL Sodium 39.997 Hydroxide N/A 2.50 mL 98.079 3 Sulfuric Acid N/A 2.70 mL 138.121 Salicylic Acid N/A N/A 0.880 g What is the limiting reactant? Choose...

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