1. How many grams of nitrogen gas are produced when 47.9 mol of ammonium dichromate are

decomposed in the following unbalanced equation?

(NH), Cr, O. / (aq) - Cr Og (aq) + H2O + N2 (9)

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Dennis Chung

13 November, 02:25

1. How many grams of nitrogen gas are produced when 47.9 mol of ammonium dichromate are

decomposed in the following unbalanced equation?

(NH), Cr, O. / (aq) - Cr Og (aq) + H2O + N2 (9)

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Lamont Collins · Answer 1

ammonium nitrate decomposes to yield nitrogen gas, water, and oxygen gas in the following reactions: 2NH4 NO3 - --> 2N2 + O2 + 4H2 O - how many moles of nitrogen gas are produced when 36.0 g of NH4 NO3 reacts? - if 7.35 mol of H2 O are produced in this reaction

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1. How many grams of nitrogen gas are produced when 47.9 mol of ammonium dichromate aredecomposed in the following unbalanced equation?(NH), Cr, O. / (aq) - Cr Og (aq) + H2O + N2 (9)

1. How many grams of nitrogen gas are produced when 47.9 mol of ammonium dichromate are

decomposed in the following unbalanced equation?

(NH), Cr, O. / (aq) - Cr Og (aq) + H2O + N2 (9)