Science, asked by kartikbhargava1, 4 months ago

Nitrogen and Hydrogen combine in the ratio of 14:3 by mass to form ammonia. What weight of nitrogen gas would be required to react completely with 9g of hydrogen gas?

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Answered by boldstar

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42g is the required mass for the reaction with 9g of H2. So the mass of N2 left after the reaction is 8g.

I think this is correct

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