A given sample of ammonia is made by the reaction between 9 g of hydrogen and 42 g of nitrogen. Another sample is prepared that contains 5 g of hydrogen and ‘X’ g of nitrogen. Calculate the value of ‘X’.

30.0 g

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21.1 g

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23.3 g

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22.2 g

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The correct option is C 23.3 g
 Correct answer is option A.

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A given sample of ammonia is made by the reaction between 9 g of hydrogen and 42 g of nitrogen. Another sample is prepared that contains 5 g of hydrogen and ‘X’ g of nitrogen. Calculate the value of ‘X’.

The correct option is C 23.3 g​ Correct answer is option A.

The correct option is C 23.3 g
 Correct answer is option A.