5. A balanced chemical reaction and an incomplete reaction map areshown below. What number is missing below the arrow between "Moles ofN2 (g)" and "Moles of Na (s)"? Justify your answer by explaining where thatnumber comes from. *Balanced Equation: 2 NaN3 (s) →3 N2 (g) +2 Na (s)Grams ofMillilitersNaN3of N2Moles ofmol N2Moles ofmol NaMoles ofNaN3 (S)mol NaN,N2 (g)mol NNa (s)0.000045 mol N2I milliliter1 mol NaN365.01 g NaN3

.A balanced chemical reaction and an incomplete reaction map are hown below. What number is missing below the arrow between "Moles c 2 (g)" and "Moles of Na (s)"? Justify your answer by explaining where tha umber comes from. * Balanced Equation: 2 NaN3 (s) 3 N2 (g) +2 Na (s)

.A balanced chemical reaction and an incomplete reaction map are hown below. What number is missing below the arrow between "Moles c 2 (g)" and "Moles of Na (s)"? Justify your answer by explaining where tha umber comes from. * Balanced Equation: 2 NaN3 (s) 3 N2 (g) +2 Na (s)

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5. A balanced chemical reaction and an incomplete reaction map are
shown below. What number is missing below the arrow between "Moles of
N2 (g)" and "Moles of Na (s)"? Justify your answer by explaining where that
number comes from. *
Balanced Equation: 2 NaN3 (s) →3 N2 (g) +2 Na (s)
Grams of
Milliliters
NaN3
of N2
Moles of
mol N2
Moles of
mol Na
Moles of
NaN3 (S)
mol NaN,
N2 (g)
mol N
Na (s)
0.000045 mol N2
I milliliter
1 mol NaN3
65.01 g NaN3

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