WHAT I CAN D0 (PAGE 8) ACTIVITY 5: Answer the following questions. Write your answer on the answer sheet provided. Show your solution and answer. 1. Using this chemical equation. 3Na + AICla 3Naci + Al If 16 g Na and 8 g AICls are allowed to react, find a. the limiting reactant b. the excess reactant c. the grams of Al are formed in the chemical reaction. 2. Write the balanced chemical equation, when magnesium is reacted with silver nitrate forming magnesium nitrate and silver. a. If 18 g of magnesium reacts with 33 g of silver nitrate, determine the imiting reactant. b. Find the excess reactant in the given reaction. c. How much silver can be formed from the above chemical reaction?

Name a specific scientific instrumentation or technological innovationthat is used in Organic Chemistry research laboratory. (Pharmacy setting)

A 5.000-mLmL urine sample has a mass of 5.025 gg. If the normal range for the specific gravity of urine is 1.003  to 1.030, would the specific gravity of this urine sample indicate that the patient could have type 2 diabetes?

C.A. Is a 16 month old child wing 18 pounds who is diagnosed with an upper respiratory infection her doctor prescribed cefaclor by mouth 20 mg/kg/day In divided doses every eight hours how many MG will a child receive and each dose?in divided doses every eight hours how many MG will a child receive at each dose

Thank you I got the correct answer however I am unable to get the same answer on my calculator. I keep getting 3.1645425X10^-54. I don't know what I am plugging in incorrectly.  This is what I plug in (6.626X10^-34)/(1.67X10^-27)(9.11X10^6)