_N2+ _H2 →_NH3 1. - - a. Balance the reaction b. What is the reaction type? c. What is the theoretical yield in moles of ammonia (NH3) that are produced from 2 moles of nitrogen reacting with excess hydrogen?

_N2+ _H2 →_NH3 1. - - a. Balance the reaction b. What is the reaction type? c. What is the theoretical yield in moles of ammonia (NH3) that are produced from 2 moles of nitrogen reacting with excess hydrogen?

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N2+ H2 → NH3
a. Balance the reaction
b. What is the reaction type?
c. What is the theoretical yield in moles of ammonia (NH3) that are produced from 2 moles of nitrogen
reacting with excess hydrogen?

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