Limiting Reagent in Inorganic Chemical Reactions Quiz

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Decomposition Reactions: AX -- ____ + X

A

Combination Reactions: _______ + X --- AX

A

Single Displacement Reactions: A + BX -- AX + ____

B

Metathesis Reactions: AY + BX -- AX + ____

BY

The limiting reagent in a chemical reaction is the reactant that will be consumed _______.

completely

Quantitative Equation Relationships: N2 + O2 2NO, Moles 1 ______

mole

______ gives the simplest whole number ratio of atoms in a chemical compound.

Empirical formula

Molecular formula specifies the number of atoms in a ______.

molecule

Stoichiometry involves working with a ______ equation.

balanced

______ is the quantitative relationship among the amounts of reacting chemical species.

Stoichiometry

Stoichiometric problems involve calculations with mass, moles, and ______.

molarity

Two or more substances may have the same empirical formula but different ______ formulas.

molecular

______ can be calculated from the substance’s percent composition.

Empirical formula

Molecular formula can also be determined if molar mass of the compound is given. Structural formula is a visual representation that shows how atoms are arranged and bonded together in a chemical ______.

compound

A balanced chemical equation follows the principle of Law of Mass Conservation stating that matter is neither ______ nor destroyed.

created

In a given chemical reaction, the same type and number of atoms are found before and after the ______.

reaction

Before proceeding to stoichiometric calculation, it is necessary that the chemical equation of such reaction is ______ first.

balanced

A balanced chemical equation gives the combining ratios or stoichiometry in units of moles of reacting substances and their ______.

products

Test your knowledge on the concept of limiting reagent in inorganic chemical reactions. Practice identifying the limiting reagent and calculating reaction yields based on given chemical equations.

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