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This showed up as the MCAT question of the day but I think it's wrong and wanted some confirmation. Shouldn't 64 g of oxygen be divided by the weight of diatomic oxygen (32) and thus yield on 2 moles of diatomic oxygen. This then should be oxygen, not ammonia is the limiting reagent
This showed up as the MCAT question of the day but I think it's wrong and wanted some confirmation. Shouldn't 64 g of oxygen be divided by the weight of diatomic oxygen (32) and thus yield on 2 moles of diatomic oxygen. This then should be oxygen, not ammonia is the limiting reagent