In the equation N(g)+ 3H, (g) →2NH,(g), how many liters of hydrogen (H,) combines with 10 liters of nitrogen (N,)? (show work) (Hint: 1 mole of any gas occupies 22.4 liters)... moles N, x Lts N, mole of H, x 22.4 moles of N, Lts of H, moles of H, 10 Lts of N, x Plan: Convert liters (N,) to Moles then use Mole/mole ratio then liters ( Liters N, → Moles →moles to mole ratio → Lts H, 10 liters 20 liters 30 liters 40 liters In the following reaction, how many liters of oxygen will react with 124.5 liters of propane (C,H,), at STP? (show work) C,H, + 50, → 3C0, + 4H,0 124.5 Lts of C,H,x moles C,H, x mole of O, x Lts of O, 22.4 Lts C,H, moles of C,H, moles of O, 24.9 liters 622.5 liters 373.5 liters 41.5 liters At STP, when 3.75 liters of oxygen reacts with excess glucose, what volume of carbon dioxide does it produce? (show work) 60,(g) + C,H,,0,(g) → 6H,0(g) + 6CO,(g) 3.75 Lts of O,x moles 0, x 6 mole of CO, x Lts of CO, - Lts O, moles of O, moles of CO, 6.

In the equation N(g)+ 3H, (g) →2NH,(g), how many liters of hydrogen (H,) combines with 10 liters of nitrogen (N,)? (show work) (Hint: 1 mole of any gas occupies 22.4 liters)... moles N, x Lts N, mole of H, x 22.4 moles of N, Lts of H, moles of H, 10 Lts of N, x Plan: Convert liters (N,) to Moles then use Mole/mole ratio then liters ( Liters N, → Moles →moles to mole ratio → Lts H, 10 liters 20 liters 30 liters 40 liters In the following reaction, how many liters of oxygen will react with 124.5 liters of propane (C,H,), at STP? (show work) C,H, + 50, → 3C0, + 4H,0 124.5 Lts of C,H,x moles C,H, x mole of O, x Lts of O, 22.4 Lts C,H, moles of C,H, moles of O, 24.9 liters 622.5 liters 373.5 liters 41.5 liters At STP, when 3.75 liters of oxygen reacts with excess glucose, what volume of carbon dioxide does it produce? (show work) 60,(g) + C,H,,0,(g) → 6H,0(g) + 6CO,(g) 3.75 Lts of O,x moles 0, x 6 mole of CO, x Lts of CO, - Lts O, moles of O, moles of CO, 6.

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