Asked by Anonymous

Is the same reactant always the limiting reactant?
Answered by DrBob222
No, of course not. It depends upon how much of each reactant is present.
Answered by Anonymous
I mean in a given reaction, is it always the same?
Answered by Anonymous
Sorry to be confusing here, but in a certain reaction, even if the masses of the reactants are proportionately increased, does that change the limiting reactant?
Answered by Anonymous
The same reactant is not always the limiting reactant. the one that gets used up first is the limiting reactant.
Answered by f
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