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If you are given 2.50 g C2H4 and 2.75 g of O2 to conduct the combustion reaction written below: C2H4 + 302--> 2CO2 + 2H20 1. What is the chemical formula for the limiting reagent: (Chemical formula can be input without subscripts, for example H2O would be input at "H2O") 2. What is the theoretical mass of CO2 formed in this reaction in grams: (numeric value only, significant figures!) 3. When this reaction is run in the laboratory, only 1.00 g of CO2 are collected. What is the % yield for this process? (numeric value only) 4. Theoretically how many grams of the reagent that is in excess is left after the reaction? (numeric value only)

If you are given 2.50 g C2H4 and 2.75 g of O2 to conduct the combustion reaction written below: C2H4 + 302--> 2CO2 + 2H20 1. What is the chemical formula for the limiting reagent: (Chemical formula can be input without subscripts, for example H2O would be input at "H2O") 2. What is the theoretical mass of CO2 formed in this reaction in grams: (numeric value only, significant figures!) 3. When this reaction is run in the laboratory, only 1.00 g of CO2 are collected. What is the % yield for this process? (numeric value only) 4. Theoretically how many grams of the reagent that is in excess is left after the reaction? (numeric value only)

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If you are given 2.50 g C2H4 and 2.75 g of O2 to conduct the combustion reaction written below: C2H4 + 302--> 2CO2 + 2H2O 1. What is the chemical formula for the limiting reagent: (Chemical formula can be input without subscripts, for example H20 would be input at "H2O") 2. What is the theoretical mass of CO2 formed in this reaction in grams: (numeric value only, significant figures!) 3. When this reaction is run in the laboratory, only 1.00 g of CO2 are collected. What is the % yield for this process? (numeric value only) 4. Theoretically how many grams of the reagent that is in excess is left after the reaction? (numeric value only)
Transcribed Image Text:If you are given 2.50 g C2H4 and 2.75 g of O2 to conduct the combustion reaction written below: C2H4 + 302--> 2CO2 + 2H2O 1. What is the chemical formula for the limiting reagent: (Chemical formula can be input without subscripts, for example H20 would be input at "H2O") 2. What is the theoretical mass of CO2 formed in this reaction in grams: (numeric value only, significant figures!) 3. When this reaction is run in the laboratory, only 1.00 g of CO2 are collected. What is the % yield for this process? (numeric value only) 4. Theoretically how many grams of the reagent that is in excess is left after the reaction? (numeric value only)
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