One of the methods used to synthesize urea, (NH),CO, is to react ammonia, NH,, with carbon dioxide, CO. The balanced reaction for this process is as follows: 2NH3 + CO, (NH,),CO+ H,0 Suppose we carry out this reaction by combining 7.481 g NH3 and 7.992 g CO, a What is the limiting reactant? b. What will be the mass of the limiting reactant required?(only 3 decimal places) c. What are the moles of NH3 and CO2 ?(only 4 decimal places) mol NH; mol CO d. How many moles of urea can be produced from the limiting reactant? (only 4 decimal places mol (NH),CO

One of the methods used to synthesize urea, (NH),CO, is to react ammonia, NH,, with carbon dioxide, CO. The balanced reaction for this process is as follows: 2NH3 + CO, (NH,),CO+ H,0 Suppose we carry out this reaction by combining 7.481 g NH3 and 7.992 g CO, a What is the limiting reactant? b. What will be the mass of the limiting reactant required?(only 3 decimal places) c. What are the moles of NH3 and CO2 ?(only 4 decimal places) mol NH; mol CO d. How many moles of urea can be produced from the limiting reactant? (only 4 decimal places mol (NH),CO

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