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PROBLEM 4 OF LIMITING REAGENT SET

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1 PROBLEM 4 OF LIMITING REAGENT SET
PROBLEM 4 OF LIMITING REAGENT SET. 4 Al + 3O2  2Al2O3 FIRST DETERMINE IF THERE IS A LIMITING REAGENT. FIND MOLES OF ALUMINUM METAL FIND MOLES OF OXYGEN GAS. MOLES = MASS/GFM Al MOLES = 2.5g Al/ 26.98g/mol MOLES = mol Al MOLES = MASS/GFM O2 MOLES = 2.5g O2 / 32.00g/mol MOLES = mol O2 RATIO BOTH REACTANTS TO FIND LIMITING REAGENT. O = mol O2 Al mol Al = The actual ratio is larger than the theoretical, therefore the actual ratio fraction is too large, the denominator is to small Al is limiting.

2 4 Al + 3O2  2Al2O3 STEP 1 Identify known (the substance that can be converted to moles), choose the correct equation to convert to moles. MOLES = MASS/GFM Al MOLES = 2.5g Al/ 26.98g/mol MOLES = mol Al STEP 2 RATIO known to objective, Al = = , Al2O X X = mol Al2O3 STEP 3 Convert Objective to required units. % yield = experimental/theoretical 3.5 / =74% MOLES = MASS/GFM Al2O3 .0463 mol= mass/ Mass = g Al2O3


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