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Stoichiometry: 2. 100g of CaBr2 were reacted with 100g of MgSO4 yielding solid CaSO4. CaBr2 + MgSO4 = CaSo4 a) which reactant is in excess? b) how many g of product are formed?
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Stoichiometry:

2. 100g of CaBr2 were reacted with 100g of MgSO4 yielding solid CaSO4.

CaBr2 + MgSO4 = CaSo4

a) which reactant is in excess?

b) how many g of product are formed?

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Answer:

Iron is reactant in excess.

Step-by-step explanation:

It would remain is 1.16 mol.

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