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En una pràctica de laboratori els fan reaccionar 24 grams d'etanol amb 59 grams de bromur de fòsfor (II) i obtenen 36g de bromur d'etil. Calcula quin és el reactiu limitant i quin és el reactiu en excés. Recorda revisar si la reacció està ajustada! C2H5OH + PBr3 C2H5Br + HPO3

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