Determine the limiting and excess reactant

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Silicon Carbide is a hard substance used as an abrasive. it is prepared by heating SiO2 and carbon at high temperatures SiO2 + 3C = SiC + 2 CO determine the limiting and excess reactant of 361 g of SiO2 are allowed to react with 111 g of carbon to form SiC?

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