Identifying Limiting Reagent: A+B2 --> AB2

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In the reaction A + B2 --> AB2, the question involves 2 moles of A and 3 moles of B. Calculating the reaction shows that 3 moles of B correspond to 1.5 moles of B2, which would react with only 1.5 moles of A, leaving 0.5 moles of A unreacted. Therefore, B is identified as the limiting reagent based on this calculation. The confusion arises from the book's assumption of 3 moles of B2 instead of B, which is not stated in the problem. The conclusion is that the correct limiting reagent is B, not A.
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Homework Statement


IN A REACTION
A + B2 --> AB2

IF 2 mol A and 3 mol B is taken identify the limiting reagent.



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3 mol B means 1.5 mol of B2 which would react with 1.5 mol of A and 0.5 mol of A will be left
and hence l.r is B
the book says A.
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Could be the book assumes 3 moles of B2, but it is not what is stated in the question. 3 moles of B and 3 moles of B2 are different things and question should be clear on that. For me your answer is the right one.
 
hmmm...thankyou sir
 
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