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Transcribed Image Text:How many grams of N2 are needed to completely (stoichiometrically) react with 222 g of Br2 ?
N2 + 3 Br2
2 NB13 + 44.0 kJ
The molar mass of Br2 is
g and the molar mass of N2 is
mol Br2
(2.22 x 102 g Br2)(-
mol Br2
g Br2
mol N2
mol Br2 (--
-) =
mol N2
mol Br2
g N2
mol N2 (--
-) = |v
g N2
mol N2
а. 1
b. 2
С. 3
d. 4
е. 5
f. 253.719
g. 3.38 х 100
h. 3.26 x 103
i. 44.0
j. 1.33 x 102
k. 9.77 x 103
I. 4.44 x 102
m. 6.66 x 10²
n. 500.0
o. 556
р. 90.0
q. 3.2852
r. 159.81
s. 28.013
t. 1.750
u. 0.8750
v. 13.0
w. 0.46306
х. 1.3892
у. 24.5
z. 38.5
аа. 2.190
bb. evolved
Cc. absorbed
dd. exothermic
ee. endothermic
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