Katelyn M.

asked • 05/28/19

Ca(OH)2+H2SO4=>CaSO4+H2O. 100g of sulfuric acid is reacted with 78g of calcium hydroxide. Limiting reactant, theoretical yield+% yield of H2O produced by the reactant if actual yield is 34g of H2O?

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Ellen E. answered • 05/28/19

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Shubhi S.

If calcium hydroxide was in limited quantity , then whether we have to check which is limiting reagent or not ?
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