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PLEASE HELP MEEEEE. Calculate how many grams of hydrogen are needed to synthesize 56g of nitrogen in ammonia. ​
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PLEASE HELP MEEEEE. Calculate how many grams of hydrogen are needed to synthesize 56g of nitrogen in ammonia.

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We need 168g of hydrogen in making the ammonia

Step-by-step explanation:

Using the comparison of coefficient as mol and divide it to the known molecules and multiply it by the grams of known molecule.

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