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what is the limiting reactant for 2.5 mol Zn and 6 mol HCl in the chemical reaction Zn+2HCl−→ZnCl2 +H2.
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what is the limiting reactant for 2.5 mol Zn and 6 mol HCl in the chemical reaction Zn+2HCl−→ZnCl2 +H2.

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Zn is the limiting reactant

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