Chemistry, 10.09.2020 03:01, j1theking18

HELP PLEAS During the Born-Haber process, nitrogen gas combines with hydrogen gas to form ammonia.
In the experiment 51.5 grams of ammonia is formed from 24.2 grams of nitrogen gas. How
many grams of hydrogen gas was consumed during this process?

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