I need help with these questions (Not honor class)(Not grading) Reaction A:N, + H2NH,>Number of HydrogenAtomsNumber of NitrogenTotal MassTotal # of MolesAtomsLeft Side30.04 g/molRight Side17.03 g/mol1Reaction B:N, + 3H,2NH3Number of HydrogenTotal MassTotal # of MolesNumber of NitrogenAtomsAtomsLeft Side34.04 g/mol4Right Side34.04 g/molMacBook Air

REACTION A: N2 + H2 →NH3 Number of Nitrogen atoms…

+ H2 Nz NH3 > Reaction A: Total Mass Total # of Moles Number of Nitrogen Atoms Number of Hydrogen Atoms 30.04 g/mol 2 Left Side 17.03 g/mol 1 Right Side Reaction B: N, + 3H, 2NH, Total Mass Total # of Moles Number of Hydrogen Atoms Number of Nitrogen Atoms 34.04 g/mol 4 Left Side 34.04 g/mol Right Side

+ H2 Nz NH3 > Reaction A: Total Mass Total # of Moles Number of Nitrogen Atoms Number of Hydrogen Atoms 30.04 g/mol 2 Left Side 17.03 g/mol 1 Right Side Reaction B: N, + 3H, 2NH, Total Mass Total # of Moles Number of Hydrogen Atoms Number of Nitrogen Atoms 34.04 g/mol 4 Left Side 34.04 g/mol Right Side

Chemistry

10th Edition

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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