Ammonia can be synthesized by the reaction: (Show your work for all the parts) (Stoichiometry) (NOTE: This question has 2 parts. Work them individually) (Sec 4.3 - Practice Exercise 4.3) 1. 3 H28 + N2B) 2 NH3B) 2(g) What is the theoretical yield of ammonia in moles when 1.8 moles of hydrogen reacts with 5.4 moles of nitrogen a) 16.6 g of hydrogen reacts with excess of nitrogen and if the actual yield is 18.2 g, What is the percent yield? b)

Ammonia can be synthesized by the reaction: (Show your work for all the parts) (Stoichiometry) (NOTE: This question has 2 parts. Work them individually) (Sec 4.3 - Practice Exercise 4.3) 1. 3 H28 + N2B) 2 NH3B) 2(g) What is the theoretical yield of ammonia in moles when 1.8 moles of hydrogen reacts with 5.4 moles of nitrogen a) 16.6 g of hydrogen reacts with excess of nitrogen and if the actual yield is 18.2 g, What is the percent yield? b)

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