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What is the ratio of NO:N¿ in the given reaction 4NHÀ + 6NO d 5N¿ + 6H¿O?
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What is the ratio of NO:N¿ in the given reaction 4NHÀ + 6NO d 5N¿ + 6H¿O?

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A ratio says how much of one thing there is compared to another thing. Therefore, the ratio of NO:N¿ from the given reaction would be 6:5. Six moles of NO is needed to produce 5 moles of N¿. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.
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