11. Air bags are inflated by N2, a gas formed by the decomposition of NaN3. What mass of NaN, wouldbe needed to inflate a 30.0 L bag to a pressure of 1.40 atm at 25°C2 NaN3 >2 Na3 N212. Calculate the volume of methane, CH4, measured at 300 K and 815 torr that can be produced by thebreakdown of 1040 grams of simple C&H12O6.1 C,H12O5->3 CH, +3 CO,

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11. Air bags are inflated by N2, a gas formed by the decomposition of NaN3. What mass of NaNs would be needed to inflate a 30.0 L bag to a pressure of 1.40 atm at 25°C 2 Na 2 NaN3 > 3 N2 12. Calculate the volume of methane, CH4, measured at 300 K and 815 torr that can be produced by the breakdown of 1040 grams of simple C&H12O6. -> 3 CO2 1 CH12O6 3 CH4 +

11. Air bags are inflated by N2, a gas formed by the decomposition of NaN3. What mass of NaNs would be needed to inflate a 30.0 L bag to a pressure of 1.40 atm at 25°C 2 Na 2 NaN3 > 3 N2 12. Calculate the volume of methane, CH4, measured at 300 K and 815 torr that can be produced by the breakdown of 1040 grams of simple C&H12O6. -> 3 CO2 1 CH12O6 3 CH4 +

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