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`PF_(3)` reacts with `XeF_(4)` to give `PF_(5)`
`underset((g))(2PF_(3))+underset((s))(XeF_(4))rarrunderset((g))(2PF_(5))+underset((g))(Xe)`
If 100.0gm of `PF_(3)` and 50.0 gm `XeF_(4)` react, then which of the following statement is true?

A

`XeF_(4)` is the limiting reagent

B

`PF_(3)` is the limiting reagent

C

1.127 mol of `PF_(5)` are produced

D

0.382 mol of `PF_(5)` are produced

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A, D
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