part 1 of 9Balance the cquationNH3 + O2 + N2 + H2OGiven 1.25 mol of the reactant NH3, deter-mine the corresponding amount of O2.Answer in units of mol.part 2 of 9Find the corresponding amount of N2.Answer in units of mol.part 3 of 9Find the corresponding amount of H2O.Answer in units of mol.part 4 of 9Given 4.17 mol of the product N2, find thecorresponding amount of NH3.Answer in units of mol.part 5 of 9Find the corresponding amount of O2.Answer in units of mol.part 6 of 9Find the corresponding amount of H2O.Answer in units of mol.part 7 of 9Given 4.19 mol of the reactant O2, find thecorresponding amount of NH3.Answer in units of mol.part 8 of 9Find the corresponding amount of N2.Answer in units of mol.part 9 of 9Find the corresponding amount of H2O.Answer in units of mol.

part 1 of 9 Balance the equation NH3 + O2 - N2 + H2O Given 1.25 mol of the reactant NH3, deter- mine the corresponding amount of O2. Answer in units of mol. part 2 of 9 Find the corresponding amount of N2. Answer in units of mol. part 3 of 9 Find the corresponding amount of H2O. Answer in units of mol.

part 1 of 9 Balance the equation NH3 + O2 - N2 + H2O Given 1.25 mol of the reactant NH3, deter- mine the corresponding amount of O2. Answer in units of mol. part 2 of 9 Find the corresponding amount of N2. Answer in units of mol. part 3 of 9 Find the corresponding amount of H2O. Answer in units of mol.

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