None Na№3 (3)(sodium azide)Na (3)+N₂ (9)From the Required Equation worksheet provided in lesson 4,7, what mass of sodium azide is required to produce 45.5L of element C. Assume all gases are at 38 °C and0.98 atm.Round your answer to one decimal place.Answer: 30.4

Given: VN2=45.5L;T=38°C;P=0.98atm;MNaN3=65.01g/molStep 1: Write the balanced chemical…

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