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I need the answers for the arrows ive placed as well as the calculations and discussion please and thankyouA Study of Limiting/Excess Reactants: Synthesis of Lead (II) lodide Obiective: The purpose of this experiment is to study the(a) Table of Data and Results The following should be included. (Give table a number and title.) Mass of KI (8) 0.56499 MassI

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Pb(NO3), taking pbig at 2 KNO, (ar) (an) (5) (acej Identification of Litniting Reagent. Moles of Pb(NO3) = weight of Pb(No 3/calculation of theoretical Yield (100% yield): - tale of Pb(NO3)ą [331+2 ghs) produces tale of pb Ez (46158 - 0.25 MH ghs of

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