Part C: Questions Mercury reacts with oxygen according to the following reaction: 2Hg+O?2 →2HgO What would be the limiting reactant if you had 6 mol of oxygen and 12 mol of mercury?? We have looked at mol ratios, which can be converted to molecules using Avagadro's number or masses of reactants using molar masses

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Part C: Questions

1. Mercury reacts with oxygen according to the following reaction: 2Hg+O?₂ →2HgO
2. What would be the limiting reactant if you had 6 mol of oxygen and 12 mol of mercury??
3. We have looked at mol ratios, which can be converted to molecules using Avagadro's number or masses of reactants using molar masses. If you had 500 g of mercury (Hg) and 100 g of oxygen gas (O? ), which would be the limiting reactant? (Mercury's atomic mass is 200.6 u and the atomic 2? mass for a single oxygen atom is 15.999 u) ?SHOW YOUR CALCULATIONS

3. If you reacted 1 mol of aluminum (Al) with 1 mol of iodine gas (I? ), what amount of product could be 2? formed? (aluminum's atomic mass is 26.98 u and the atomic mass for a single iodine atom is 126.90u).?SHOWYOURCALCULATIONS

2Al+3I?₂→2Al(I)?₃

4. A bicycle company has 35 wheels and 20 frames to build bicycles. Which is the "limiting reactant" which will determine how many bikes they can assemble? ?