Posted by SHARON on Monday, June 27, 2011 at 12:55pm.
H2 : NH3
= 2*1.008 : 14.007+3*1.008
= 2.016 : 17.031
So if H2 weighs 15 g, let x=NH3 produced,
cross multiply to get
mass of NH3 = 15*17.031/2.016=?
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