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A reaction required three atoms of Mg for two atoms of N. How many gm of N are required for 3.6 gm of Mg

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Answered by deeepakjha7218
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As given, three moles of Mg require two moles of N.

So, 3×24(molecular mass of Mg)

mass of Mg will require 2×14 (molecular mass of N) mass of N..

So, N required for 3.6 g of Mg =

=(28/72) ×3.6

=1.4g

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