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If 3.0 moles of X and 4.0 moles of Y react according to the hypothetical reaction below, how many moles of the excess reactant will be left over at the end of the reaction? X + 2 Y ---> XY2 2.0 mol X left over 1.0 mol X left over 2.0 mol Y left over 1.0 mol Y left over
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1 mole of x is left over... y is the mimiting reagent here.
Yup
look, the equation says... 2 moles of y react with 1 mole of x so 4 moles of y will react with how much moles of x?? @huneya
oh ok thank u so much
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