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Standard X
Chemistry
Mole Concept
NH 3 is oxidi...
Question
N
H
3
is oxidised to
N
O
by
O
2
(air) in basic medium. Number of equivalents of
N
H
3
oxidised by
1
mole of
O
2
is
:
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Solution
4
N
↑
−
3
H
3
+
5
O
2
⟶
4
N
↑
+
2
O
+
6
H
2
O
1
m
o
l
O
2
o
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e
s
4
5
m
o
l
o
f
N
H
3
=
4
5
×
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