A container initially has 5.82 moles of N,0, 8.14 moles of O,, and 1.03 moles of N,0, in a box. Assume that the only reaction that can occur in this box is the one represented by the following balanced chemical equation: 2 N,0(g) + 3 02(g) 2 N,04(g) How many moles of N204 will be present in the box if (only) 5.00 moles (of the original 5.82 moles) of N20 react according to the equation above.

A container initially has 5.82 moles of N,0, 8.14 moles of O,, and 1.03 moles of N,0, in a box. Assume that the only reaction that can occur in this box is the one represented by the following balanced chemical equation: 2 N,0(g) + 3 02(g) 2 N,04(g) How many moles of N204 will be present in the box if (only) 5.00 moles (of the original 5.82 moles) of N20 react according to the equation above.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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