Why is it important to identify the limiting reactant? [Select all that apply] -The limiting reactant will be entirely used up in the reaction as it forms products.   -The theoretical yield is the maximum amount of product that can be produced when all of the limiting reacting is converted into product.   -In order to correctly calculate the percent yield, you need to know the actual yield and the theoretical yield, which depends on the limiting reactant.   -If you don't determine the correct limiting reactant, it is possible to end up with percent yields that are too high or too low.   -It doesn't matter which reactant is the limiting reactant, as long as I carefully follow the instructions in the lab procedure.   or   -The limiting reactant will always be the first reactant listed in a chemical reaction.

match the folowing terms. one answer will not be used. Left Side: limiting reactant actual yield theoretical yield percent yield mole ratio Right Side (match) maximum amount of product that could produced relationship between two different components of a balanced equation the reaction component that is consumed entirely the reaction component that is present in excess the actual yield divided by the theoretical yield 100 times amount of product physically produced from a reaction

Dihydrogen monosulfide reacts with sulfur dioxide according to the balanced equation: Image is attached.  If the first figure represents the amount of SO2 available to react, Find amount of H2S required to completely react with all of the SO2?

Hi! I need help with these limiting reactants questions from my Chem class please