what is the great amount of NH3 moles that can be produced with 3.2 moles of N2 and 5.4 moles of H2, which is limiting reagent and excess reactant
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N2 and H2 respectively
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first we have to balance this equation -
2NH3 product formed by N2 and 3H2
then the moles of N2 is 3.2 which is limiting reagent and have 2 atoms while 3H2 have 3 molecules and 5.4 moles which is excess reagent.
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