#101 89.) Ammonia andchloride NH, (G)+ HCIa)'-N Hy CI s)If 4.21L of NH3cg)5.35L af HClagwill be producet? Which is the limiting reactont?whichpresent in excess?gazzous hydrogn chloride combine to form ammonivmat 27°c and 1.02 atm is combineel withaf 26°C and 998artm, what pmass of NHuCISgas is01) During the making of steel, iron (I) oxide is reduced to metalliciron by treatment with-carbon monoxideFeOrs) +CO (g)- Fe(s) +CCz (g)Suppose 1.45ka of Fe reacts. What volume of COg) is requitaland what volume of CO2 19s is produced, tach measuced ot STPgos.

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89.) Ammonia and chloride NH, (a)+ HCI(a)'-NHyCI(s) If 4.21L of NiHgcg) 5.35L af HCIca af 26°c and i998artm, what will be produceet? Which is the lin present in excess? gazas hydrogn chloride combine to form ammosiem at 27°c and 1.02 atm is combineel with. pgass of NHuCISI gais is miting reactont?which T) During the making of steel, iron (I) oxide is reduced to metallic iron by treatnment with carbon monoxide FeOrs) +CO (g) Fe(s) +COz (g) Suppose 1.45kg cf Fe neots. what volume of COgs is cequia and what volum of COz 19) is producel, tuch measucad ot STP gos. ?

89.) Ammonia and chloride NH, (a)+ HCI(a)'-NHyCI(s) If 4.21L of NiHgcg) 5.35L af HCIca af 26°c and i998artm, what will be produceet? Which is the lin present in excess? gazas hydrogn chloride combine to form ammosiem at 27°c and 1.02 atm is combineel with. pgass of NHuCISI gais is miting reactont?which T) During the making of steel, iron (I) oxide is reduced to metallic iron by treatnment with carbon monoxide FeOrs) +CO (g) Fe(s) +COz (g) Suppose 1.45kg cf Fe neots. what volume of COgs is cequia and what volum of COz 19) is producel, tuch measucad ot STP gos. ?

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