if 17.058g of sodium chloride can be formed from 25 g NaNO3, is the limiting reagent...

if 17.058g of sodium chloride can be formed from 25 g NaNO3, is the limiting reagent CuCI2 or NaNO3?

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CuCl₂ will be limiting reagent.

queen_honey_blossom answered 3 months ago

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