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For the balanced equation shown below, what would be the limiting reagent if 42.3 grams of N2O5 were reacted with 9.18 grams of H2O? N2O5+H2O---> 2HNO3 A. HNO3 B. H20 C. N205
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For the balanced equation shown below, what would be the limiting reagent if 42.3 grams

of N2O5 were reacted with 9.18 grams of H2O?
N2O5+H2O---> 2HNO3

A. HNO3
B. H20
C. N205

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Answer: A. HNO3

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