How many liters of nitrogen gas are produced from 5.2x1023 molecules of NH3?2NH3 > N₂ + 3H₂o 1.65 literso 3.87 literso 12.09 literso .97 liters

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How many liters of nitrogen gas are produced from 5.2x1023 molecules of NH3? 2NH3 → N2 + 3H2 o 1.65 liters o 3.87 liters o 12.09 liters o .97 liters

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How many liters of nitrogen gas are produced from 5.2x1023 molecules of NH3?
2NH3 > N₂ + 3H₂
o 1.65 liters
o 3.87 liters
o 12.09 liters
o .97 liters

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