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In the reaction N₂ + 3H₂ → 2NH₃, if 28 g of N₂ is mixed with 8 g of H₂, the mass of NH₃ formed is: (N = 14, H = 1)

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About This Question

Subject
chemistry
Chapter
some basic concepts in chemistry
Topic
limiting reagent
Difficulty
Medium
Year
2025
Tags
Limiting ReagentStoichiometryMole Concept

Solution

Correct Answer:

34 g

  1. Calculate Moles of Each Reactant:
    • Moles of mol.
    • Moles of mol.
  2. Determine the Limiting Reagent: From the balanced equation, 1 mol requires 3 mol .
    • Available: 1.0 mol needs mol .
    • We have 4.0 mol , which is more than enough.
    • is the limiting reagent (completely consumed first).
  3. Calculate Product:
    • 1 mol produces 2 mol .
    • Mass of g.
  4. Check Excess H₂ Remaining:
    • used = 3.0 mol, remaining = mol (i.e., 2 g excess).
  5. Takeaway: Always compare the mole ratio of reactants to the stoichiometric ratio to identify the limiting reagent before computing the product mass.

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