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e. From your answers from part C and D above, w produced if this reaction was performed with these quantities (5 points mom part C and D above what is the maximum amount of HCI that could be 1. Identify the liminting reactant (the reactant that runs out) (5 points) 5. The above questions walk you through how to solve a limiting reactant problem. Use this same thought process to answer a similar question as it might appear on an exam. (15 points) What is the theoretical yield, in grams, of magnesium oxide if 2.20 g of magnesium and 6.43 g of oxygen (Os) were allowed to react to form magnesium oxide? 2Mg() + O2(g) → Mgo 6. Based on Question 5, identify the limiting reactant and the reactant that remains in excess. (10 points) Limiting reactant: Reactant in excess: 7. Based on Question 5, how much of the reactant in excess remains when the reaction is complete? (10 points)

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