Answer to Question #179597 in Inorganic Chemistry for Alex

Question #179597

Calculate the mass of the product that is formed when 127.56 g of calcium reacts with 149.52 g of nitrogen. Use a balanced equation and both mass-mass equations.

Expert's answer

"3Ca+N_2\\to Ca_3N_2"

Mass of the product =206.73g

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