Answer to Question #157065 in General Chemistry for neks

General Chemistry

Question #157065

2. What mass of ammonia would be produced by the reaction of 5.0 g of hydrogen?

Expert's answer

N2 +3H2= 2NH3

n(H2)= 5.0/2=2.5 mole

n(NH3)=2.5*2/3= 1.67 mole

m(NH3)= 1.67*(14+3)= 28.39 g

Answer: mass of ammonia is 28.39 g

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