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barbie:

Consider the given reaction below (hint!: Make sure the equation is balanced): Al (s) + CuO (s)  Al2O3 (s) + Cu (s) a. What mass (in grams) of copper can be produced when excess aluminum reacts with 12.8 grams of copper(II) oxide? 12.8/79.545 = 0.16091520523 0.16091520523 * 63.546 u = 10.2255176 atomic mass units 10.2

barbie:

b. What is the limiting reactant? CuO

Vocaloid:

check part a) again. you're assuming a 1:1 ratio between Al and Cu but that's not true (balance the equation first)

Vocaloid:

part b is correct

Vocaloid:

actually nvm for part a) it ends up being 3 moles CuO to 3 moles Cu so it ends up being 1:1 anyway

barbie:

so both correct?

Vocaloid:

yes, just want to point out that the units for part b) should be in grams not amu

barbie:

thank you!

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