alleryWhat is the limiting reagent?
AThe reactant left after completion
BThe product formed in the greatest mass
CThe reactant that is used up and limits product
DA catalyst that speeds the reaction
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The reactant that is used up and limits product
The limiting reagent is consumed and limits how much product forms.
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