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Now suppose that 5.6 mol of aluminum reacts with 4.4 mol of bromine. Calculate the mass of aluminum bromide that can be produced from 5.6 mol of Al. Calculate the mass of aluminum bromide that can be produced from 4.4 mol of bromine. Based off of your final answers for 1 and 2 above: The limiting reactant is . The excess reactant is . The actual amount of product produced is
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