What is the ‘limiting reactant’ of a reaction?
The reactant that’s used up in a reaction because it limits the amount of product that’s formed
If 4g of calcium reacts with oxygen from the air, which is most likely to be a limiting reactant, the calcium or the oxygen?
Calcium
What does it mean for a reactant to be ‘in excess’?
It does not all react, and has no affect on the amount of product formed