Asked by Laur
N2 + 3H2 --> 2NH3
how many grams of ammonia are made if you have 15.00 g of both N2 and H2 present?
how many grams of ammonia are made if you have 15.00 g of both N2 and H2 present?
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Answered by
bobpursley
Well, you have to figure the amount of moles of each you have.
molesN2=15/28
molesH2=15/2
so you have molN2=.538
and you must have three times that H3, or 1.61 moles. Well, you have too much H2, so all doesn't react.
moles ammonia you get is then 2*.538, convert that to grams.
molesN2=15/28
molesH2=15/2
so you have molN2=.538
and you must have three times that H3, or 1.61 moles. Well, you have too much H2, so all doesn't react.
moles ammonia you get is then 2*.538, convert that to grams.
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