2. Heating together the solids NH.CI and Ca(OH): can generate ammonia. AqueousCaCl, and liquid H,O are also formed. If a mixture of 35.0g each of NH.CI andCa(OH). is heated.NH,CI, + Ca(OH)a - NH + CaCl + H,Oa. How many grams of NH, will form?b. What is the limiting reagent?c. Which reactant remains in excess, and in what mass?3. Suppose 12.7 g of C.H, reacts with 17.3 g O. according to the reaction below. What isthe mass of CO, produced? What is the limiting reagent?C.Ha + Ox> CO + H.O,4. Nitrogen monoxide is formed primarily in car engines, and it can react with oxygento form gaseous nitrogen dioxide. Nitrogen dioxide forms nitric acid when it comes incontact with water, another component of acid rain. If 3.12 g of nitrogen monoxidereacts with 4.15 g of oxygen, how much nitrogen dioxide will form? What is thelimiting reagent? Which reactant remains in excess, and in what mass?2NO + Ozig2NOz

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Heating together the solids NH.CI and Ca(OH). can generate ammonia. Aqueous CaCl, and liquid H,0 are also formed. If a mixture of 35.0g each of NH,CI and Ca(OH). is heated. NH,Cl, + Ca(OH)→ NH + CaCl + H,O a. How many grams of NH, will form? b. What is the limiting reagent? c. Which reactant remains in excess, and in what mass?

Heating together the solids NH.CI and Ca(OH). can generate ammonia. Aqueous CaCl, and liquid H,0 are also formed. If a mixture of 35.0g each of NH,CI and Ca(OH). is heated. NH,Cl, + Ca(OH)→ NH + CaCl + H,O a. How many grams of NH, will form? b. What is the limiting reagent? c. Which reactant remains in excess, and in what mass?

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2. Heating together the solids NH.CI and Ca(OH): can generate ammonia. Aqueous
CaCl, and liquid H,O are also formed. If a mixture of 35.0g each of NH.CI and
Ca(OH). is heated.
NH,CI, + Ca(OH)a - NH + CaCl + H,O
a. How many grams of NH, will form?
b. What is the limiting reagent?
c. Which reactant remains in excess, and in what mass?
3. Suppose 12.7 g of C.H, reacts with 17.3 g O. according to the reaction below. What is
the mass of CO, produced? What is the limiting reagent?
C.Ha + Ox> CO + H.O,
4. Nitrogen monoxide is formed primarily in car engines, and it can react with oxygen
to form gaseous nitrogen dioxide. Nitrogen dioxide forms nitric acid when it comes in
contact with water, another component of acid rain. If 3.12 g of nitrogen monoxide
reacts with 4.15 g of oxygen, how much nitrogen dioxide will form? What is the
limiting reagent? Which reactant remains in excess, and in what mass?
2NO + Ozig
2NOz

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