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THE REACTION OF LITHIUM ANDNITROGEN BELOW:L₁ + N2 => Li3 Na) BALANCE THE REACTION WITH THEMETHOD OF YOUR CHOICEB) IF 500grams of Li3 N are producedby theREACTIONTHEN WHATMASS OF N2 HAS REACTED DURING THEREACTION?

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Answer:

200.98grams

Explanations:

The balanced chemical reaction between Lithium and nitrogen is given as:


6Li+N_2\rightarrow2Li_3N

Given the following parameter

Mass of Li3N = 500grams

Determine the moles of Li3N


\begin{gathered} moles\text{ of Li}_3N=\frac{mass}{molar\text{ mass}} \\ moles\text{ of Li}_3N=(500)/(34.83) \\ mass\text{ of }Li_3N=14.36moles \end{gathered}

Based on stoichiometry, 1 mole of nitrogen produced 2 moles lithium nitride. The moles of nitrogen required will be:


\begin{gathered} moles\text{ of }N_2=(1)/(2)*14.36 \\ moles\text{ of N}_2=7.18moles \end{gathered}

Determine the mass of nitrogen that reacted


\begin{gathered} Mass\text{ of N}_2=7.18*2(14) \\ Mass\text{ of N}_2=7.18*28 \\ Mass\text{ of N}_2=200.98grams \end{gathered}

Hence the mass of nitrogen that has reacted if 500g of Li3N was produced is 200.98grams

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