• Consider the following equation: Note: The roadmap is given below. 3H2(e) 1N2(e) -> 2NH3(8) PT Eq PT Mass x -> Moles x Moles y → mass y a. Find the grams of NH3(e) produced if 6.11 moles of H2e) is used. Find the moles of N2(g) needed to produce 7.1 g of NH3(8) If 4.7 g of NH3(8) were produced what mass of H2e) reacted. Find the mass of H2ie) needed to reach with 5.6 g of N2(R).

• Consider the following equation: Note: The roadmap is given below. 3H2(e) 1N2(e) -> 2NH3(8) PT Eq PT Mass x -> Moles x Moles y → mass y a. Find the grams of NH3(e) produced if 6.11 moles of H2e) is used. Find the moles of N2(g) needed to produce 7.1 g of NH3(8) If 4.7 g of NH3(8) were produced what mass of H2e) reacted. Find the mass of H2ie) needed to reach with 5.6 g of N2(R).

Chemistry

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ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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