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how many grams of no are required to produce 145 g of n2 in the following reaction? 4nh3(g) 6no(g) → 5n2(g) 6h2o(l)

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Answer:

186.357 grams

Step-by-step explanation:

Convert grams of
N_(2) to moles:

145g
N_(2) x ( 1 mole
N_(2) ÷ 28.02 g
N_(2) ) = 5.174 moles
N_(2)

multiply the mole ration of NO by
N_(2) :

5.174 moles
N_(2) x ( 6 moles NO ÷ 5 moles
N_(2) ) = 6.209 moles NO

now convert moles to grams:

6.209 moles NO x ( 30.01g NO ÷ 1 mole NO) = 186.357 grams NO

molar mass of
N_(2) is 28.02g/mole

molar mass of NO is 30.01g/mole

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