Chemistry, asked by xangiee14, 1 year ago

1.53g H2 is allowed to react with 9.84g N2 , producing 2.25g NH3 .

3H2(g)+N2(g)-----> 2HN3(g)

1. What is the theoretical yield for this reaction under the given conditions?

2. What is the percent yield for this reaction under the given conditions?

Answers

Answered by samarth281199

1) 3.06 gram

2) 73.5 %

xangiee14: I plug in those answers and they were wrong. I tried to do it on my own and I got the answers of 8.62 grams and for the yield percentage I got 26.1%. They turn out to be right. I would try to recalculated and work with the numbers again. Thank you for your help.

samarth281199: tell me the method bro

xangiee14: I went on this website to help me understand how to do the problem. It is called Socratic and I just copied the question to the search bar and there was a similar question on it and I follow the steps there. I tried to link the website here but it doesn't work.

samarth281199: the Limiting reagent in the reaction is H2 right?

samarth281199: got it bro.

xangiee14: Yes it is.

samarth281199: Got the question.

samarth281199: we

samarth281199: *thanks man

xangiee14: Your welcome!

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