How To Determine The Limiting Reactant - GCSE Chemistry | kayscience.com

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Hi have a question. For your last qn, qn 10 how did the 12g of mg suddenly become 24g? Or was the 12g just a typo? Thanks for the video :)

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at 4:41 why did u do the Mr of oxygen but the Ar for lithium?? im very confused

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molecular mass(mr) is for compounds but ar is for elements

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