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what mass of NO2 can be produced from 3.56x10^22 molecules of oxygen? The equation with it is 4NH3+7O2------------------->4NO2+6H2O
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what mass of NO2 can be produced from 3.56x10^22 molecules of oxygen? The equation with it is 4NH3+7O2------------------->4NO2+6H2O

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Moles of O2 = 3.56x10^22/ 32 = 1.1125x 10^21

Maximum moles of NO2 producible = (1.1125x10^21/7) x 4 = 6.3571 x 10^20

Mass of 1 mole of NO2 = 14+32= 46

Therefore mass that can be produced= (6.3571x10^20) * 46 = 2.924x10^22 g
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