3g of hydrogen reacts with 30g of oxygen to yield `H_2O`.
Calculate the maximum amount of `H_2O` that can be formed.

3g of hydrogen reacts with 30g of oxygen to yield H_2O . Calculate the amount of reactant: which is unreacted.

3g of hydrogen reacts with 30g of oxygen to yield H_2O . Which is the excess reactant?

3g of hydrogen reacts with 30g of oxygen to yield H_2O . Which is the limiting reactant?

3 g of H_2 is mixed with 29 g of O_2 to yield water. Calculate the maximum amount of water that can be formed.

7g of N_2 is allowed to react with 2g H_2 in presence of catalyst to form NH_3 Calculate the maximum amount of NH_3 that can be formed in the reaction.

3.00 g of H_2 react with 29.00 g of O_2 to yield H_2O . (i) Which is the limiting reactant? (ii) Calculate the maximum amount of H_2O that can be formed. (iii) Calculate the amount of the reactant which remains unreacted.

4g hydrogen reacts with ….......g of oxygen to form 36g water.

21 g of nitrogen gas is mixed with 5g of hydrogen gas to yield ammonia to the equation. N_2 + 3H_2to 2NH_3 . Calculate the maximum amount of ammonia that can be formed.

Calculate the mass of chlorine required to react with 0.20 g of hydrogen to yield hydrogen chloride. Also calculate the amount of HCl formed.

3 g of H_2 is mixed with 29 g of O_2 to yield water. Calculate the amount of the reactants which remains unreacted.