Calculate maximum mass produced by a chemical reaction (non 1:1: ratio)

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Working through ALEKS question on Limiting reactants.
  1. Shirley Hino
  2. ALEKS
  3. Stoichometry
  4. General Chemistry
  5. Chemistry
  6. Limiting Reactants
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This helps. Thank you so much. I also love your handwriting.

aimeef
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I don’t understand the way that you’re doing the converting; I never learned to do it that way in previous years so this was all very confusing, but if I knew how then this would have been very useful! You go at a good pace and explain very well.

Nwixe
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where did 98.08grams of H2SO4 come from when you were converting

abivander