Which statement below accuratelydescribes what happened in Trial 2(highlighted in light yellow)?The scientist started with equalmoles each of N, and H2, andthe N, was completely used upbut there was H2left overThe scientist started with equalmoles each of N, and H,, andthe H2 was completely used upbut there was N, left overThe scientist started with moreN, than H2, and the H, wascompletely used up but therewas N2 left overThe scientist started with lessN, than H2, and both elementswere completely used up An industrial chemist is attempting tooptimize (improve) her method forproducing ammonia, which is used as afertilizer. Ammonia (NH3) is madeusing the following unbalancedskeleton equation:_?_ N, + _?_ H,→ _?_ NH3She conducts various trials of thereaction. Some finish, and some shestops partway. Then she collects dataon how much of the reactants (N, andH2) and product (NH3) she started withand ended with in each trial. Her datais in the table below.Table 1: Ammonia Reaction DataTrialInitial molesFinal molesChange in molesN2H2NH,H2NH,N2H,NH,Trial 11.001.000.000.800.400.400.20-0.60+0.40Trial 23.003.000.002.000.002.00-1.00-3.00+ 2.00Trial 35.005.000.004.503.501.00-0.501.50+1.00Trial 46.006.000.004.000.004.00- 2.006.00+4.00

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Which statement below accurately describes what happened in Trial 2 (highlighted in light yellow)? The scientist started with equal moles each of N, and H2, and the N, was completely used up but there was H, left over The scientist started with equal moles each of N, and H2, and the H, was completely used up but there was N, left over The scientist started with more N, than H, and the H, was completely used up but there was N2 left over The scientist started with less N, than H, and both elements were completely used up

Which statement below accurately describes what happened in Trial 2 (highlighted in light yellow)? The scientist started with equal moles each of N, and H2, and the N, was completely used up but there was H, left over The scientist started with equal moles each of N, and H2, and the H, was completely used up but there was N, left over The scientist started with more N, than H, and the H, was completely used up but there was N2 left over The scientist started with less N, than H, and both elements were completely used up

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