In the reaction of 28 g NO2and 18 g H20 by the chemical equation: NO2 (g) + H2O (1)→HNO; (1) +NO (g) a- Balanced the reaction equation. b- Calculate the moles of given reactants. c- Calculate the moles of product, HNO3. d- Calculate the mass of HNO; formed in grams. e- Which of the reactants is the limiting reagent? N=14g/ mol. O = 16g/mol,H=1 gmol.

In the reaction of 28 g NO2and 18 g H20 by the chemical equation: NO2 (g) + H2O (1)→HNO; (1) +NO (g) a- Balanced the reaction equation. b- Calculate the moles of given reactants. c- Calculate the moles of product, HNO3. d- Calculate the mass of HNO; formed in grams. e- Which of the reactants is the limiting reagent? N=14g/ mol. O = 16g/mol,H=1 gmol.

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