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What is the limiting reactant in a chemical reaction?

The reactant used up first

What happens when the limiting reactant is used up?

The reaction stops

How many moles of CuOCuO are in 7.957.95 g? (MrMr of CuO=79.5CuO = 79.5)

0.10.1 moles

How many moles of CC are in 7.27.2 g? (ArAr of C=12C = 12)

0.60.6 moles

In the reaction of 0.10.1 moles CuOCuO with 0.60.6 moles CC (ratio 2:12:1), which is limiting?

CuOCuO

How many moles of CC are needed to react with 0.10.1 moles of CuOCuO in a 2:12:1 ratio?

0.050.05 moles

How many moles of CuCu are produced from 0.10.1 moles of CuOCuO (limiting reactant)?

0.10.1 moles

How many moles of CO2CO_2 are produced from 0.10.1 moles of CuOCuO (limiting reactant)?

0.050.05 moles

What mass of CuCu is produced from 0.10.1 moles? (ArAr of Cu=63.5Cu = 63.5)

6.356.35 g

What mass of CO2CO_2 is produced from 0.050.05 moles? (MrMr of CO2=44CO_2 = 44)

2.22.2 g

What ratio do CuOCuO and CC react in according to the balanced equation?

2:12:1

When CuOCuO is the limiting reactant, what happens to the excess CC?

It remains available

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