Consider the following unbalanced equation: NH3 + 02 ------> NO2 + H2O The combustion of 28.8 grams of ammonia consumes how many grams of oxygen. Select one: а. 108 b. 54.1 С. 28.8 O d. 94.9 e. 15.3

Consider the following unbalanced equation: NH3 + 02 ------> NO2 + H2O The combustion of 28.8 grams of ammonia consumes how many grams of oxygen. Select one: а. 108 b. 54.1 С. 28.8 O d. 94.9 e. 15.3

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Consider the following unbalanced equation:
NH3 + 02 ------> NO2 + H2O
The combustion of 28.8 grams of ammonia consumes how many grams of
oxygen.
Select one:
а. 108
b. 54.1
С. 28.8
O d. 94.9
e. 15.3

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