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calculate the mass of ammonia produced when 8 grams of nitrogen react with 10 grams of hydrogen?which is the reactant that remains after this reaction?by how much gram?

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Answered by vikaskumar0507
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 N_{2}  + 3 H_{2}  -------->  2N H_{3}
 number of mole of  N_{2} is = 8/28 = 2/7 mole
number of mole of  H_{2} is = 10/2 = 5 mole
for 1 mole of  N_{2} 3 mole of  H_{2}  is required
so for 2/7 mole of  N_{2}  6/7 mole of  H_{2} is required
number of mole of ammonia produce = 2*number of mole of  N_{2}  consume.
so number of mole of ammonia produce = 2*2/7
mass of ammonia produce = 4*17/7 = 68/7 gm.
moles of 
 H_{2}  left = 5 - 3*2/7 = 29/7 mole
mass of  H_{2} left = 2*29/7 = 58/7 gm   

Answered by Anupkashyap
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MAss of ammonia is 9.7142g
Hydrogen will be remaining (around 8.29g)
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