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determine salt mixture compostition of substance based on limiting reactant.
i have an unknown salt mixture, which was heated and the mass of the precipitate was calculated. the limiting reactant was determined, and based on this data i should be able to determine the salt mixture composition. but i have no idea where to even begin.
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