Discussion
The limiting reactant in a reaction is the one that
Answer: A
Correct answer: is in the smallest stoichiometric proportion
The limiting reactant is identified by dividing each reactant’s available moles by its stoichiometric coefficient and taking the smallest result - not by comparing raw amounts, and certainly not by mass. A reactant present in the largest quantity can still be limiting if the equation demands proportionally more of it.
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