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A synthesis reaction is shown in which A and B represent two reactants forming a compound C. A + B → C Which of the following values is used in the stoichiometric calculations to determine the limiting reactant for the reaction?

A. Mole ratio of A to B
B. Mole ratio of B to A
C. Starting amount of C in grams
D. Starting amount of A in moles

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Answer:

Starting amount of A in moles

Explanation:

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The Mole ratio of A to B values is used in the stoichiometric calculations to determine the limiting reactant for the reaction.

The limiting reactant in a reaction is the first reactant to be completely converted to products. A limiting reactant is totally consumed at the completion (end) of any chemical reaction and as such a chemical reaction cannot continue without a limiting reactant.

Following procedure to determine the limiting reagent as follows:-

Determined the balanced chemical equation for the given chemical reaction.

Convert the given equation into moles.

Calculate the mole ratio from the given information.

So, we can use mole ratio of Mole ratio of A to B to determine the limting reactant.

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