M NA lithium hydroxide. Hint: Read the full question before deciding which compound to calculate for 4. Consider the double displacement reaction between 5.25 g of sulfuric acid and 5.25 g of a) Write the balance chemical equation, include states SO4-Lig OH- b) Determine the limiting and excess reactant. ER= LR= c) Calculate the mass of lithium sulfate that will be produced in this reaction. d) How much excess reactant remains? Hint: Subtract from initial value of exc

M NA lithium hydroxide. Hint: Read the full question before deciding which compound to calculate for 4. Consider the double displacement reaction between 5.25 g of sulfuric acid and 5.25 g of a) Write the balance chemical equation, include states SO4-Lig OH- b) Determine the limiting and excess reactant. ER= LR= c) Calculate the mass of lithium sulfate that will be produced in this reaction. d) How much excess reactant remains? Hint: Subtract from initial value of exc

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Chapter9: Chemical Quantities

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