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Standard XII
Chemistry
Characteristics of Equilibrium Constant
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Question
Find out the weight of ammonia formed when
10
moles of
N
2
reacts with
20
moles of
H
2
.
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Solution
N
2
+
3
H
2
⟶
2
N
H
3
N
2
:
H
2
:
N
H
3
1
3
2
→
Mole ratio is
1
:
3
:
2
10
30
Here
H
2
is limiting as
10
moles of
N
2
can react with
30
moles of
H
2
.
Hence only
20
3
=
6.67
moles of
N
2
reacts to produce
2
×
6.67
moles of
N
H
3
=
13.44
moles of
N
H
3
=
13.44
×
17
=
228.48
g
of
N
H
3
is produced.
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