On a journey deep into the Klingon empire, the Starship Enterprise runs out of dilithium crystals, and is forced to use hydrazine, N₂H4, as a backup fuel. Passing N₂H over a catalyst causes it to decompose according to: Ty L 10 catalyst 3 N₂H4 (1) → 4 NH3(9) + N₂(g) What total volume of gases at 858 °C and 40.6 atm are produced by the reaction of 1.9×10 g N₂H₂

On a journey deep into the Klingon empire, the Starship Enterprise runs out of dilithium crystals, and is forced to use hydrazine, N₂H4, as a backup fuel. Passing N₂H over a catalyst causes it to decompose according to: Ty L 10 catalyst 3 N₂H4 (1) → 4 NH3(9) + N₂(g) What total volume of gases at 858 °C and 40.6 atm are produced by the reaction of 1.9×10 g N₂H₂

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