3 C2H5OH + PCl3 → 3 C2H5Cl + H3PO3 If a chemist starts with 105.0 g of ethanol and 135.65 g of phosphorus trichloride, then what is the limiting reagent?
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3mole of C2H5OH react with 1mole of PCl3
i.e 3x46gm C2H5OH react with (106.5+31) gm PCl3
so, 138gm---------------137.5gm
also, 1gm--------------137.5/138gm
also , 105gm ------------(137.5/138)x105gm
here we look
( 137.5/138)x105gm <135.65gm
so C2H5OH react fully then reaction stopped hence only PCl3 present
hence C2H5OH is limiting reagent
3mole of C2H5OH react with 1mole of PCl3
i.e 3x46gm C2H5OH react with (106.5+31) gm PCl3
so, 138gm---------------137.5gm
also, 1gm--------------137.5/138gm
also , 105gm ------------(137.5/138)x105gm
here we look
( 137.5/138)x105gm <135.65gm
so C2H5OH react fully then reaction stopped hence only PCl3 present
hence C2H5OH is limiting reagent
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