Chemistry, asked by rafiqptl111, 5 months ago

How much MgS can be obtained from 2.00 gram of magnesium and 2.00 gram of sulphur by the reaction Mg + S--->MgS . Which is the limiting reagent?. Calculate the amount of one of reactants which remains unreacted​

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Answered by humailiqbal
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3.5 g of MgS will be obtained as Sulphur is the limiting reacant.

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