For the chemical reaction: Na3N  →  Na  +  N2 How many moles of nitrogen gas are produced when 0.25 moles of Na3N react ?  Don’t forget to balance the reaction. a)  0.125     c)  0.25 moles b)  0.50 moles     d)  0.75 moles

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  1. For the chemical reaction: Na3N  →  Na  +  N2 How many moles of nitrogen gas are produced when 0.25 moles of Na3N react ?  Don’t forget to balance the reaction.

a)  0.125     c)  0.25 moles

b)  0.50 moles     d)  0.75 moles

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