Posted by Julie on Thursday, May 21, 2009 at 4:09pm.
You know the amount of Cl2. You can find the moles NaBr from M x L = moles. From that you can calculate the amount of NaBr and Cl2 used and from that the amount of either of the reactants in excess. Show your work if you get stuck.
Thanks, i figured it out using the mol ratios of NaBr and Cl2.
Way to go.
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