H2lg) reacts with N{g) to produce NH3(g). What mass of H2(g) is required toct completely and produce 4.80x100 molecules of t a. 0.797 mg b. 1.20 mg 2.41 mg d. 1.61 mg e. 1.07 mg

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vvnicn one oT tne roiowing statements apout tne compouna IS CORKECI
a.
These statements are all wrong
b. Five molecules of CH, has 20 moles of hydrogen atoms
ut of
C.
One mole of CaHa contains Avogadro's number of atoms
d.
The mass of carbon in a sample of CHa with four molecules is 7.977 x10 26 kg
e.
The mass of one molecule of CHg is 46.06 g
H2lg) reacts with Na(g) to produce NH3(g).
What mass of H2(g) is required to
ct completely and produce 4.80 100 molecules of t
a. 0.797 mg
b. 1.20 mg
2.41 mg
d. 1.61 mg
e. 1.07 mg
In a certain experiment, a student determined the amount of lead(II) ion in a sample of riv
If the actual amount was 42.000 mg, what was the percent experimental error?
a,
5.3%
b. 5.29%
C.
5.258%
MAR
18
tv
MacBoc
80
F2
F3
Transcribed Image Text:Safari File Edit View History Bookmarks Window Help .learn squ.e E-LEARNING SYSTEM (ACADEMIC) vvnicn one oT tne roiowing statements apout tne compouna IS CORKECI a. These statements are all wrong b. Five molecules of CH, has 20 moles of hydrogen atoms ut of C. One mole of CaHa contains Avogadro's number of atoms d. The mass of carbon in a sample of CHa with four molecules is 7.977 x10 26 kg e. The mass of one molecule of CHg is 46.06 g H2lg) reacts with Na(g) to produce NH3(g). What mass of H2(g) is required to ct completely and produce 4.80 100 molecules of t a. 0.797 mg b. 1.20 mg 2.41 mg d. 1.61 mg e. 1.07 mg In a certain experiment, a student determined the amount of lead(II) ion in a sample of riv If the actual amount was 42.000 mg, what was the percent experimental error? a, 5.3% b. 5.29% C. 5.258% MAR 18 tv MacBoc 80 F2 F3
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