Unanswered U8HW Question 14 Homework 11:59 PM Answered ⚫ Due Mar 19th, Submit How many grams of calcium nitrate can be produced by reacting excess nitric acid (HNO3) with 7.65 g of calcium hydroxide if the reaction proceeds with a 67% yield? Enter your answer as a numerical value without any units. Type your numeric answer and submit 11.32 Answered - Incorrect == U8HW Question 15 Homework • Answered ⚫ Due Mar 19th, 11:59 PM Reacting water with magnesium nitride produces ammonia K X You are incorrect Resubit * Open in Reading View magnesium hydroxide. If this process is 70% efficient, what mass of ammonia (in kg) can be prepared from 19.5 kg of magnesium nitride?

Unanswered U8HW Question 14 Homework 11:59 PM Answered ⚫ Due Mar 19th, Submit How many grams of calcium nitrate can be produced by reacting excess nitric acid (HNO3) with 7.65 g of calcium hydroxide if the reaction proceeds with a 67% yield? Enter your answer as a numerical value without any units. Type your numeric answer and submit 11.32 Answered - Incorrect == U8HW Question 15 Homework • Answered ⚫ Due Mar 19th, 11:59 PM Reacting water with magnesium nitride produces ammonia K X You are incorrect Resubit * Open in Reading View magnesium hydroxide. If this process is 70% efficient, what mass of ammonia (in kg) can be prepared from 19.5 kg of magnesium nitride?

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