In the reaction M g C I 2 plus 2 KO H - and gt MG OH 2 plus 2 K CI if 1 mole Mg CI 2 is added to 3 moles KO H what is the limiting reagent?

In the reaction M g C I 2 plus 2 KO H - and gt MG OH 2 plus 2 K CI if 1 mole Mg CI 2 is added to 3 moles KO H what is the limiting reagent?
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