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Transcribed Image Text:You are given 2.80 mol of copper and 1.10 mol of oxygen. Find the limiting reactant, how much excess remains, and the theoretical yield. If you actually
made 1.67 mol of Cuo, what is the percent yield?
2 Cu
O2
-2 Cuo
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Limiting reactants is:
Excess reactant left:
Theoretical yield:
Percent yield:
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