Posted by Krissy on Friday, January 29, 2010 at 5:33pm.
I answered your original post in detail. I didn't understand most of what you posted as your response to your first post but this one looks ok. You can go back there to compare if you wish. Where are you so lost? This looks ok to me. The only problem I see, if you were working this for me on an exam, is that you didn't show why K2CrO4 is the limiting reagent.
lol to be honest I have no idea why it is the limiting reactant.
Thank you so much for posting it helped a great deal when compared to the previous one.
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