Silver sulfide and hydrogen gas combine to form silver and hydrogen sulfide. 3.0 g of
H₂ and 100 g of Ag2S are used to produce

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Silver sulfide and hydrogen gas combine to form silver and hydrogen sulfide. 3.0 g of H₂ and 100 g of Ag2S are used to produce silver. The equation for the reaction is:
Ag2S + H₂ -> 2Ag + H₂S
Calculate the theoretical yield of silver? Your answer needs to explain what is the limiting reagent.

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Silver sulfide and hydrogen gas combine to form silver and hydrogen sulfide. 3.0 g of H₂ and 100 g of Ag2S are used to produce silver. The equation for the reaction is: Ag2S + H₂ -> 2Ag + H₂S Calculate the theoretical yield of silver? Your answer needs to