A mixture of nitrogen and hydrogen reacts to completion forming ammonia. N, + 3 H, → 2 NH, When the reaction is complete there are 3.52 g of hydrogen remaining. All of th nitrogen reacts and 95.7 g of NH, is formed. Calculate the mass of hydrogen in the initial reaction mixture.

A mixture of nitrogen and hydrogen reacts to completion forming ammonia. N, + 3 H, → 2 NH, When the reaction is complete there are 3.52 g of hydrogen remaining. All of th nitrogen reacts and 95.7 g of NH, is formed. Calculate the mass of hydrogen in the initial reaction mixture.

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