Question
A mixture of nitrogen gas and hydrogen gas reacts in a closed container to form ammonia
gas. The reaction ceases before either reactant is completely consumed. At this stage the
container has 3.0 mol each of all three gases; nitrogen, hydrogen and ammonia. How many
moles of hydrogen and nitrogen were present initially?
i'm not even sure how to start this question honestly.
gas. The reaction ceases before either reactant is completely consumed. At this stage the
container has 3.0 mol each of all three gases; nitrogen, hydrogen and ammonia. How many
moles of hydrogen and nitrogen were present initially?
i'm not even sure how to start this question honestly.
Answers
I don't think this problem can be worked without knowing Keq. You could calculate Keq if you had the volume.
N2 + 3H2 ==> 2NH3
Keq = (NH3)^3/(N2)(H2)^3.
Substitute and solve for Keq.
N2 + 3H2 ==> 2NH3
Keq = (NH3)^3/(N2)(H2)^3.
Substitute and solve for Keq.
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