Answer to Question #258032 in Inorganic Chemistry for KAKAY

Inorganic Chemistry

Question #258032

In the reaction, 150. g of ammonia (NH₃) were reacted with 150. g of oxygen (O₂) to produce nitrogen monoxide (NO).

How much nitrogen monoxide would be produced?

Expert's answer

Mass of Nitrogen monoxide =73.5g

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