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If 2.35 L hydrogen gas react with nitrogen gas to form nitrogen trihydride, how many grams of nitrogen will be needed for the reaction to be completed? 0.98 g 0.49 g 21.93 g 1.47 g
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If 2.35 L hydrogen gas react with nitrogen gas to form nitrogen trihydride, how many grams of nitrogen will be needed for the reaction to be completed?

0.98 g


0.49 g


21.93 g


1.47 g

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1.47 g

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