**Reaction of Lithium with Nitrogen to Form Lithium Nitride**In this chemical reaction, solid lithium reacts with nitrogen gas to produce solid lithium nitride (Li₃N). The following details pertain to a specific experiment:- **Reactants Used:** - Lithium (Li): 12.3 grams - Nitrogen gas (N₂): 33.6 grams**Tasks and Calculations:**a) **Calculate the Mass of Lithium Nitride Produced:**You will need to use stoichiometry to determine the amount of lithium nitride (Li₃N) produced from the given masses of reactants.b) **Identify the Reactant Used in Excess and Calculate Its Unreacted Mass:**Determine which reactant is in excess and calculate how many grams remain unreacted after the reaction is complete.

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16- Lithium solid reacts with Nitrogen gas to form solid Lithium Nitride Li3N. In one experiment, 12.3 g of Li(s) are heated with 33.6 g of Nitrogen gas. a) Calculate the mass of Lithium Nitride produced b) Identify the reactant used in excess, and calculate how many grams of it are left unreacted.

16- Lithium solid reacts with Nitrogen gas to form solid Lithium Nitride Li3N. In one experiment, 12.3 g of Li(s) are heated with 33.6 g of Nitrogen gas. a) Calculate the mass of Lithium Nitride produced b) Identify the reactant used in excess, and calculate how many grams of it are left unreacted.

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