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11 years ago
what is the limiting reagent in the reaction between hydrated copper sulphate and ammonium sulphate to form cupric ammonium sulphate.
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11 years ago
You need to write out a balanced equation and figure out how many moles of hydrated copper sulphate react with how many moles of ammonium sulphate. Then calculate the number of moles of each that are present in the system. From there just compare the ratios of:

moles needed:moles needed
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moles present:moles present
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