Limiting Reactant Stoichiometry Problems
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Consider the following reaction:

   CaO + 2HCl => CaCl2 + H2O

 Given 79.33g of CaO , and 253.35g of HCl
First determine which of the reactants is limiting.
What is the theoretical yield of CaCl2 ? (you must know which is the limiting reactant to get this right!)
Answer to the hundreth's place (0.01)
Yield: *

How much of the excess reactant is CONSUMED in the reaction?
Answer to the nearest hundredth's place (0.01)
Excess Used: *


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