Chemistry, asked by XxsecretonexX, 5 months ago

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I Know u come for points...but plss answer first..calculate the number of moles in a) 1.11 gram of calcium chloride
b) 1.5 into 10^30 molecules of ammonia
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Answered by ommane242
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Explanation:

  1. So number of ions in 111g/mol of CaCl2=3×6. 02×1023 ions =3 moles.
  2. Haber's process
  3. N2(g)+3H2(g)⇌2NH3(g)
  4. 20 moles needs to be produced 
  5. 2 moles NH3→3 moles of H2
  6. Hence 20 moles of NH3→23×20=30 of moles of H2
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