Question 15If hydrogen gas is produced at a rate of 0.465 g/s in the following reaction4 NH3(g)2 N2(g) + 6 H2(g)what is the rate of decomposition of ammonia?Molar masses (g mol): NH3 = 17.03; N2 = 28.02; H2 = 2.016OA-0.30 mol'sOB.-0.15 mol'sOc-0.18 mol'sD.-0.45 mol's

Given data Reaction: 4 NH3(g) → 3 N2(g) + 6 H2(g) Rate of Hydrogen production : (rate)H2=0.465 g/s…

If hydrogen gas is produced at a rate of 0.465 g's in the following reaction 4 NH3(2) 2 N2(g) + 6 H2(g) what is the rate of decomposition of ammonia? Molar masses (g 'mol): NH3 = 17.03; N2 = 28.02; H2 2.016 OA-0.30 mol's OB -0.15 mol's Oc-0.18 mol's OD-0.45 mol's

If hydrogen gas is produced at a rate of 0.465 g's in the following reaction 4 NH3(2) 2 N2(g) + 6 H2(g) what is the rate of decomposition of ammonia? Molar masses (g 'mol): NH3 = 17.03; N2 = 28.02; H2 2.016 OA-0.30 mol's OB -0.15 mol's Oc-0.18 mol's OD-0.45 mol's

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