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Problem Solving Practice Problem A sample of 2g of ammonia (NH3) is added with 4g of oxygen (O2) to produce nitric oxide (NO) and water (H20). Which among the two reactants is the limiting reagent and excess reagent? 1. Balance the equation. 4 NH3 (g) + 5 Oz (9) * 4 NO (9) + 6 HO (9) 2. Use stoichiometry to calculate the amount of product each reactant can produce. Imof NH 4 mol NO 309 NO Excess NH3 = 2g NH3 17g NH3 4 mol NHa 1 mol NO 3.53g NO Reagent 1mol NH3 Oz = 4g 02 329 NH3 X 4 mol NO 30g NO 4 mot NH3 1 mol NO 3g NO Limiting Reagent 3. Find the amount of excess reactant that reacted. Amount of NH; NH3 = 4g 02 x 1 mol 02 4 mol NHa x 179 NH1 = 1.7g NH3 5 mol Oz 1 mol NHa that reacted 329 02 with OF 4. Find the amount of ammonia (NH3) left after the reaction. 2g NH3 (given) - 1.7g NHs [reacted) =0.3g NH3 Remaining NH, Practice Problem 1. Find the limiting reagent and excess reagent of respiration if there is 25g of glucose (C&H1208) that reacted with 40g of Oz that produced carbon dioxide, water and ATP