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The reactant(substance) in a reaction which is in a limited supple hence limiting the time of the reaction. For example, a plant has very low water.. When all the water will be used up by the plant,there will be no more..right? So photosynthesis will automatically stop.
So in this case WATER is a limiting reactant ..Hope this helps you :)
but how to calculate it with moles
 
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guys need help with question #3(a)(ii)
 

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yes they do have the same pH
what differs is the number of solute dissolved in 1dm3 of a solvent(water). In simpler terms they differ in concentration
But...but...my book says differently....
I mean obviously if UI gives different colours that means different pH143185736899846390730.jpg
 
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