Limiting and Excess Reactant - Stoichiometry Problems

This chemistry video tutorial explains the concept of limiting and excess reactants. It shows you a simple method of how to identify the limiting reagent and excess reactant.
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Limiting Reactant Problems:
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Excess Reactant Problems:
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16.5 g C3H8 @19:59

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