The drive-side airbag deploys when a car is in a head-on collision. The airbag inflates to a volume of 66.7 L and a pressureof 1.66 bar at 25.0 °C. Calculate the mass of NaN3, in grams, that the manufacturer placed into the gas generator toproduce this amount of nitrogen gas. Assume the nitrogen gas behaves as an ideal gas and the only source of the nitrogengas is reaction 1. Refer to the list of physical constants.mass of NaN3:g A vehicle airbag uses a gas generator that contains a mixture of three compounds: NaN,, KNO,, and SiO,. A series ofthree reactions convert the highly toxic sodium azide, NaN3, into N, gas and harmless silicate glass. The nitrogen gas fillsup the airbag, causing it to rapidly expand in a head-on collision.Balance the reactions involved in the deployment of an airbag by inserting the appropriate coefficients.reaction 1: NaN3(s)→ Na(s) + N,(g)reaction 2: Na(s) + KNO,(s) → K,0(s) + Na,O(s) + N2(g)reaction 3: K,O(s) + Na,O(s) + SiO,(s) –K,0,Si(s) + Na,O,Si(s)

Since you have posted multiple questions in a session we are entitled to answer only first question, if you want to get answer for other please repost it in another session. reaction : 2NaN3 (s) →2Na + 3N2 (g) Volume = 66.7 L pressure = 1.66 bar = 1.638 atm Temperature = 25oC = 298 K molar mass of NaN3 = 65 g/mol mM = PVRT m65 =1.638×66.7 0.082×298 m = 1.638×66.7×650.082×298 m = 290.6 g ∴ mass of NaN3 = 290.6 g

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The drive-side airbag deploys when a car is in a head-on collision. The airbag inflates to a volume of 66.7 L and a pressure of 1.66 bar at 25.0 °C. Calculate the mass of NaN3, in grams, that the manufacturer placed into the gas generator to produce this amount of nitrogen gas. Assume the nitrogen gas behaves as an ideal gas and the only source of the nitrogen gas is reaction 1. Refer to the list of physical constants.

The drive-side airbag deploys when a car is in a head-on collision. The airbag inflates to a volume of 66.7 L and a pressure of 1.66 bar at 25.0 °C. Calculate the mass of NaN3, in grams, that the manufacturer placed into the gas generator to produce this amount of nitrogen gas. Assume the nitrogen gas behaves as an ideal gas and the only source of the nitrogen gas is reaction 1. Refer to the list of physical constants.

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