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What is the limiting reactant of Cachlaq) + K2C₂O4 H₂ Oleg) - Cala 440 +2k11 -

mass of K2C2O4•H2O was 0.326g
volume of CaCl2 was 15 mL
the precipate formed was 0.162g
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Given reaction is cace 2 caq) + K2C2O4 H₂Ocag) - Call2O4 H₂O (S) + akce lag) Reaction is balaced. Given Data : mass of K₂ G12

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