how to find limiting reagent. Answer with explanation
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Limiting reagent is the reactant which totally gets consumed in the reaction or reactant which is available in lesser amount.
Consider a reaction
N2+3 H2 ------------> 2NH3
If it is given that we have 100 mole of H2 and 200 moles of N2 then N2 will act as limiting reagent.
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Limiting reagent is the reactant which totally gets consumed in the reaction or reactant which is available in lesser amount.
Consider a reaction
N2+3 H2 ------------> 2NH3
If it is given that we have 100 mole of H2 and 200 moles of N2 then N2 will act as limiting reagent.
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friend explain how to find limiting reagent
First calculate number of moles of N2 the compare it with given moles if it is less than given then it is limiting reagent
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