1. In the laboratory, Billie combined 200 grams of N2 and 100 grams H2 to produce 230 grams of ammonia. Determine the a.) limiting reagent b.) excess reagent c.) percent yield and d.) theoretical yield of the reaction. Show the steps on how you came up with your answer.

1. In the laboratory, Billie combined 200 grams of N2 and 100 grams H2 to produce 230 grams of ammonia. Determine the a.) limiting reagent b.) excess reagent c.) percent yield and d.) theoretical yield of the reaction. Show the steps on how you came up with your answer.

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