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112.00g of nitrogen gas is reacted with an excess or abundant amount of oxygen gas. The single product, a gas, is determined to have a mass of 431.92 g. Additional experiments showed that the product consisted of 2.0 moles.

a) how many grams of oxygen reacted?
b) what percent composition by mass of both the O2 and N2 is the new compound?
c) how many moles of oxygen atoms reacted?
d) how many moles of nitrogen reacted?
e) what is the emipirical formula?
f) the molar mass of this compound is between 200-220 g. whats the name of this new compound ?

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