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3. When 2.4 moles of Mg is ignited in 1.5 moles of pure oxygen, what is the limiting reactant? What is the theoretical yield
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THANK YOU VERY MUCHmgo - 24+16 - 40 g/mol Thank you very much. DATE D OO mg c +40 2 (S) ngoo - 1 mose / mole O2 I mole * Imole ng Required = 1/2

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