Answer to Question #102160 in General Chemistry for taylor

General Chemistry

Question #102160

how many moles of hydrogen are needed to completely react with 1.23 moles of nitrogen?

Expert's answer

According to the reaction equation:

N₂+3H₂=2NH₃

n(H₂) = n(N₂) *3 = 1.23 mol * 3 = 3.69 mol

Answer: 3.69 mol

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