**Title: Balancing Chemical Reactions****Question:**How many moles of Br₂ are required to react with 2.22 x 10² moles of N₂?*Note: The reaction must be balanced. Don’t leave anything blank.***Reaction:**\[ \_\_\_\_ \, \text{N}_2 + \_\_\_\_ \, \text{Br}_2 \rightarrow \_\_\_\_ \, \text{NBr}_3 + 44.0 \, \text{kJ} \]**Solution Approach:**1. Fill in the blanks: - \_\_\_\_ mol Br₂ - \(\left(2.22 \times 10^2 \text{ mol N}_2\right)\left(\dfrac{\_\_\_\_ \text{ mol Br}_2}{\_\_\_\_ \text{ mol N}_2}\right) = \_\_\_\_ \text{ mol Br}_2\)2. Available options to fill in the blanks: - a. 1 - b. 2 - c. 3 - d. 4 - e. 5 - f. 253.719 - g. 3.38 x 10⁰ - h. 3.26 x 10³ - i. 44.0 - j. 1.33 x 10⁻² - k. 9.77 x 10³ - l. 4.44 x 10² - m. 6.66 x 10² - n. 500.0 - o. 556 - p. 90.0 - q. 3.2852 - r. 159.81 - s. 28.013 - t. 1.750 - u. 0.8750 - v. 13.0 - w. 0.46306 - x. 1.3892 - y. 24.5 - z. 38.5 - aa. 2.190 - bb. (unlisted)**Explanation:**Students should determine the coefficients

The balanced equation can be defined as the reaction where the number of each atom on both sides (reactant and the product) is equal. Consider the given unbalanced equation is as follows; N2 + Br2 → NBr3 + 44.0 kJ Moles of Br2 required = ? To get the balanced equation, just multiply the coefficient of Br2 by 3 and the coefficient of NBr3 by 2, we get; N2 + 3 Br2 → 2 NBr3 + 44.0 kJ Determination of moles of Br2 required to react with 2.22×102 moles of N2 as; From the balanced equation, if 1 mole of N2 reacts with = 3 moles of Br2 Then, 2.22×102 moles of N2 will react with = 2.22×102 mol of N23 mol of Br21 mol of N2 = 6.66×102 moles of Br2 Hence, 6.66×102 moles of Br2 will be required to react with 2.22×102 moles of N2.

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How many moles of Br2 are required to react with 2.22 x 102 moles of N2 ? note: the reaction must be balanced, don't leave anything blank. Br2 NBR3 + 44.0 kJ N2 + mol Br2 mol Br2 (2.22 x 10² mol N2)(- mol N2

How many moles of Br2 are required to react with 2.22 x 102 moles of N2 ? note: the reaction must be balanced, don't leave anything blank. Br2 NBR3 + 44.0 kJ N2 + mol Br2 mol Br2 (2.22 x 10² mol N2)(- mol N2

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