Chemistry, asked by CitrusTalk1771, 11 months ago

What volume of H2 at NTP is required to convert 2.8g of H2 into NH3

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Answered by sreeh123flyback

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Answer:

31.36L

Explanation:

2=2.8×0.0821×273/pv

M=mRT/PV

at NTP pis 1atm t is 273k

2=2.8×0.0821×273/1×v

v=31.36L

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