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.   6.25 g of gold and 6.25 g of chlorine are sealed in a container and...

.   6.25 g of gold and 6.25 g of chlorine are sealed in a container and heated until the reaction is        complete. The product is gold(III) chloride.

    Which reactant is the limiting reactant?

    What mass of gold chloride is formed?

    What mass of the reactant in excess remains?

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