For the reaction2NH, (g) +20,(g)N,0(g) + 3H,0(g)the initial mixture contains 8.50 mol NH3 and 7.25 mol O2. At equilibrium, 2.25 mol of N20 gas are found.1st attemptl See Periodic Table O See HintHow many moles of NH3, O2, and H20 are present at equilibrium? Be sure to give your answers to two decimal places.mol NH3mol O2mol H2O

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2NH, (g) + 20,(g) - N,0(g) + 3H,0(g) the initial mixture contains 8.50 mol NH3 and 7.25 mol O2. At equilibrium, 2.25 mol of N20 gas are found. 1st attempt i See Periodic Table O See Hint How many moles of NH3, O2, and H2O are present at equilibrium? Be sure to give your answers to two decimal places. mol NH3 mol O2 mol H2O

2NH, (g) + 20,(g) - N,0(g) + 3H,0(g) the initial mixture contains 8.50 mol NH3 and 7.25 mol O2. At equilibrium, 2.25 mol of N20 gas are found. 1st attempt i See Periodic Table O See Hint How many moles of NH3, O2, and H2O are present at equilibrium? Be sure to give your answers to two decimal places. mol NH3 mol O2 mol H2O

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