Answer to Question #314664 in Chemistry for Inday

Question #314664

When 15 g CO and 8 g H2 are reacted ,what is the limiting reactant?

CO+3H2 →CH4+H2O

Expert's answer

Solution;

The limiting factor is Hydrogen

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