STOICHIOMETRY - LIMITING REAGENT
Solutions of calcium chloride and sodium carbonate will be combined in four different ratios and the amount of calcium carbonate produced will be measured. The limiting reagent in each case will be determined and the percent yield calculated. INTRODUCTION This experiment is designed to illustrate the relationship between quantities of reactants
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