Chemistry, asked by shivammunde78, 8 months ago

The mass of Mg3N2 produced, if 48 g of Mg metal reacted with 34 g of NH3 gas is
(Mg = 24, N=14, H=1)

3Mg + 2NH2→ Mg3N2 + 3H2​

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Answered by Moulya22
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Answer:

66.67g

Explanation:

In the equation given clearly we know that 72g of Mg(3*24) and 34g of NH3 reacts to give 100g of Mg3N2.

Finding the limiting reagent :

given in question: 48g of Mg reacts with 34g of NH3

=> No. of moles of My taken in 2nd case is reduced to 2mols ( actually required 3):

3mol ----> 72g (Mg)

x--------> 48g

x=( 48*3)/72= 2mols

therefore Mg is the limiting reagent.

The amount of product formed depends only on the limiting reagent.

Therefore,

72g(Mg)-----> 100g(Mg3N2)

48g. ------> x

=> x= (100*48)/72

=> x= 66.66666g=66.67g

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