Research reactant and product information

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Find reactant and product information

Balance the following reaction: Mn + HCl --> MnCl2 + H2

If you have 100g of Mn and 100g of HCl find

a. The limiting reageant

b. Moles of MnCl2 formed

c. Grams of MnCl2 formed

d. Moles of excess reagent

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