THIS IS A THREE PART QUESTION. THIS IS PART 1 Hydrogen gas can be produced by reacting iron with a solution of hydrochloric acld. The reaction also produces iron chloride. Fe(s)+2HCl(aq)FeCl2(aq)+H2(g) A student carries out an experiment to collect the hydrogen gas produced. A A.99g sample of pure iron is added to 30.0cm3 of 1.00moldm3 hydrochloric acid. During the experiment one of the reagents limits the amount of hydrogen produced in the reaction. Identify which reagent is the limiting one and provide the scientifio reason. Fe is the reagent that limits the hydrogen production Fe is the catalyst that is esssential for this reaction to take place and HCl is the only place that hydrogen can come from in this reaction. Without Fee, a. hydrogen would not be produced and without HCl there is no other source of hydrogen. Both Fe and HCl are the reagents that limat the hydrogen production b. Fo is the catalyst that is esssential fch this reaction to take place HCl is the reagent that limits the hydrogen production The number of moles of Fo is 0.0179 and the number of moles of HCl is 0.030. This is a 1.2 ratio, therefore, 0.179mol of Fe would require 0.0358 mol of c. HCl to completoly react. Therefore, there is unreacted Fe remaining. d. There is no limited reagent. There is just the right number of moles of both Fe and HCl to produce the hydrogen gas. HCl is the reagent that limits the hydrogen production. e. This is because it is the only place that hydrogen can come from in this reaction