This Worksheet gives a detailed explanation on limiting reagents and how to calculate it. There are some exam type questions included too.
Students can use this to supplement their learning and test whether they understand the concept of limiting reagents.
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RDX is one of the most powerful explosives known today. It is used in mines, depth charges and torpedo warheads. It can be made by the following process.
C6H12N4 + 3HNO3 -> C3H6O6N6 + 3HCHO + NH3
If we take 1 kg of HMTA and 900 g , what is the theoretical yield of RDX?
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