1. The processing plant you work for needs to produce 500 g of Li;Ns) from Lis) and N(e)- Your supervisor told you that gas is supplied in excess and asked you to: a) Write the balanced chemical equation Li(s) + N2(9)→ LizN(s) b) and determine the required amount of lithium

1. The processing plant you work for needs to produce 500 g of Li;Ns) from Lis) and N(e)- Your supervisor told you that gas is supplied in excess and asked you to: a) Write the balanced chemical equation Li(s) + N2(9)→ LizN(s) b) and determine the required amount of lithium

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1. The processing plant you work for needs to produce 500 g of Li;Ns) from Lis) and N(e)-
Your supervisor told you that gas is supplied in excess and asked you to:
a) Write the balanced chemical equation
Li(s) + N2(9)→ LizN(s)
b) and determine the required amount of lithium

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