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1 November 2026

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This PowerPoint shows how to determine the limiting reactant in a chemical reaction as well as the reactant in excess. It is aimed at GCSE Chemistry students following the AQA specification, and is the fifth lesson in the C4 Quantitative Chemistry topic.

Lesson sequence:

Lesson 1 – Balancing Equations
Lesson 2 – Relative Formula Mass
Lesson 3 – Moles
Lesson 4 – Reacting Masses
Lesson 5 – Limiting Reactants
Lesson 6 – Concentration
Lesson 7 – Percentage Yield
Lesson 8 – Atom Economy
Lesson 9 – Titration
Lesson 10 – Titration Practical
Lesson 11 – Titration Calculations
Lesson 12 – Volume of Gases

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