nitric acid is made by oxidation of nh3. 3 reactions occur. below are the following rxns. (a) plz balance them... (b) use a generation consumption analysis to synthesize a reaction pathway to make nitric acid from NH3 & 02 based on these 3 rxns, with NO net generation or consumption of N0 and NO3. h20 is allowed.

nitric acid is made by oxidation of nh3. 3 reactions occur. below are the following rxns. (a) plz balance them... (b) use a generation consumption analysis to synthesize a reaction pathway to make nitric acid from NH3 & 02 based on these 3 rxns, with NO net generation or consumption of N0 and NO3. h20 is allowed.

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter7: Statistical Data Treatment And Evaluation

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