Dear
Hwgw, Dear
Reader;
This initial Question deserves a better “End”/Answer!So I will show you an easy way how to solve this, but also little more difficult Problems:
Your Scheme/Diagram for your first Question should look like:
A.) Reaction: Fe
3+ + C
2O
4 2- = [Fe(C
2O
4)
3]
3-B.) Balancing:
1 Fe
3+ +
3 C
2O
4 2- =
1 [Fe(C
2O
4)
3]
3-The lines:
C1.) and
Cm.) can be omitted in your case, because from the ratio you can set: 1 part = 1.0 Mole. That gives you:
C2.) Moles: 1.0 m 4.0 m
To get the Multipliers you have to divide the known values from
C2.) by the corresponding Indices from
B.):
D.) Multiplier:
1.00 1.3333
As the “Multiplier” is telling you how many times you can fulfil the balanced Equation
B.) with your Amount of this Reagent, so the lowest “
Multiplier” of all is indicating the “
Limiting Reagent”.
All other Reagents are in Excess, or just enough.
In the same manner you can solve the second part of your Question.
F
or the whole Recipe (incl. Excesses) and future explanations you may visit: "
Stoichiometry Problem”.
I hope it may be of help to you all.
Dear Mr.
AWK: Did you realise what you wrote in the second half of your last sentens?
It is really worth to be remembered!:
.. ... , if this attempt is useful
Good Luck!
ARGOS
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