N2 + 3H2. = 2NH3 1. How many molecules of ammonia will be obtained by 10 g of Nitrogen 2. What mass of ammonia will be produced by 10 raise to power 20 molecules of Hydrogen 3. What volume of ammonia will be produced by 10 raise to power 20 molecules of nitrogen 4. What volume of hydrogen will be produced by 34 g of ammonia

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