2NO + Cl2 ---------> 2NOCl
according to balanced reaction
assuming NO given = 12.0 g (if value is different answer will be different)
2 x 30 g NO reacts with 70.906 g Cl2
12 g NO reacts with 12 x 70.906 / 2 x 30 = 14.18 g Cl2.
but we have 17.8 g Cl2
so Cl2 is excess reagent .
excess Cl2 left over = 17.8 - 14.18 = 3.62 g
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