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44 g I2O5 combine with 100 gBrF3. Which is the limiting reactant? 6I2O5 + 20BrF3 → 12IF5 + 15O2 + 10Br2 Select the correct answer below: BrF3 I2O5 IF5 O2

44 g I2O5 combine with 100 gBrF3. Which is the limiting reactant? 6I2O5 + 20BrF3 → 12IF5 + 15O2 + 10Br2 Select the correct answer below: BrF3 I2O5 IF5 O2

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44 g I 2 O 5 combine with 100 g B r F 3 . Which is the limiting reactant?
6 I 2 O 5 + 20 B r F 3 → 12 I F 5 + 15 O 2 + 10 B r 2
Select the correct answer below: B r F 3 I 2 O 5 I F 5 O 2

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