What reactant that remains after the chemical reaction stops? Select one: O A stoichiometry O B. excess reactant O C limiting reactant D. mole ratio When does a chemical reaction stops? Select one: A. When the excess reactant is used up B. Chemical reaction never stops O C. When the lab is finished O D. When the limiting reactant is used up Which mole ratio is corect from the given chemical equation? 2N, + 50, 2N,0, Select one O A 2 mol N, to 3 mol N,0, O B.2 mol N, to 2 mol N,0, O C.2 mol N, to 5 mol N,0, O D. 5 mol 0, to 2 mol NO,

What reactant that remains after the chemical reaction stops? Select one: O A stoichiometry O B. excess reactant O C limiting reactant D. mole ratio When does a chemical reaction stops? Select one: A. When the excess reactant is used up B. Chemical reaction never stops O C. When the lab is finished O D. When the limiting reactant is used up Which mole ratio is corect from the given chemical equation? 2N, + 50, 2N,0, Select one O A 2 mol N, to 3 mol N,0, O B.2 mol N, to 2 mol N,0, O C.2 mol N, to 5 mol N,0, O D. 5 mol 0, to 2 mol NO,

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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