One way to remove nitrogen monoxide (NO) from smoke stack emissions is to react it withammonia.6NO(g) + 4NH3(s)---> 5N2(g) + 6H2O(g)Based on the chemical equation given above, which of the following statements correctlydescribes the reaction of 24.00 mole of NO and 24.00 mole of NH3?The limiting reagent is NH3 and the theoretical yield is 30 moles N2.BIThe limiting reagent is NO and the theoretical yield is 30 moles N2.The limiting reagent is NO and the theoretical yield is 560.4 g N2-The limiting reagent is N2 with a theoretical yield of 24 moles H2O.

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One way to remove nitrogen monoxide (NO) from smoke stack emissions is to react it with
ammonia.
6NO(g) + 4NH3(s)
---> 5N2(g) + 6H2O(g)
Based on the chemical equation given above, which of the following statements correctly
describes the reaction of 24.00 mole of NO and 24.00 mole of NH3?
The limiting reagent is NH3 and the theoretical yield is 30 moles N2.
BI
The limiting reagent is NO and the theoretical yield is 30 moles N2.
The limiting reagent is NO and the theoretical yield is 560.4 g N2-
The limiting reagent is N2 with a theoretical yield of 24 moles H2O.

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