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If 340g of mixture of n2 and h2 in the correct ratio gave a 20% yeild of nh3 the product mass of nh3 would be

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Answered by KaptainEasy
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Consider the reaction:

N₂ + 3H₂---->2NH₃

At NTP,


34 g of reaction mixture expected to give=34 g of NH₃


340 g of reaction mixture expected to give=340 g of NH₃

 yield percent= \frac{obtained product mass that is NH_{3}formed\times 100}{expected product mass that is NH_{3}formed}

 20= \frac{obtained product mass that is NH_{3}formed\times 100}{340}


obtained product mass that is NH₃ formed= = \frac{20\times 340}{100}

obtained product mass that is NH₃ formed= 68 g


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Answered by email2aishaccs
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Consider the reaction:


N₂ + 3H₂---->2NH₃


At NTP,



34 g of reaction mixture expected to give=34 g of NH₃



340 g of reaction mixture expected to give=340 g of NH₃







obtained product mass that is NH₃ formed=


obtained product mass that is NH₃ formed= 68 g


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Consider the reaction:


N₂ + 3H₂---->2NH₃


At NTP,



34 g of reaction mixture expected to give=34 g of NH₃



340 g of reaction mixture expected to give=340 g of NH₃







obtained product mass that is NH₃ formed=


obtained product mass that is NH₃ formed= 68 g


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