what do you mean by limiting reagent?
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the reagents which consume in the reaction and do not left behind after completing the reaction are called limiting reagents..
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limiting reagent is one of the most important concept of mole the limiting reagent is a concept in which a value of the amount of any of the solution of solvent or any of the reactant is to be counted
let's take an example that Aluminium is going to be reacting with oxygen to form Aluminium oxide here Aluminium is having three moles as well as oxygen having 5 moles so here Aluminium is having less more than oxygen so if the Aluminium is get completed then the reaction will be stopped and so Aluminium is considered to be the reacting agent
inshot the agent which completes earlier in a solution and because of that the solution stop is considered to be the limiting agent
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limiting reagent is one of the most important concept of mole the limiting reagent is a concept in which a value of the amount of any of the solution of solvent or any of the reactant is to be counted
let's take an example that Aluminium is going to be reacting with oxygen to form Aluminium oxide here Aluminium is having three moles as well as oxygen having 5 moles so here Aluminium is having less more than oxygen so if the Aluminium is get completed then the reaction will be stopped and so Aluminium is considered to be the reacting agent
inshot the agent which completes earlier in a solution and because of that the solution stop is considered to be the limiting agent
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