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What mass of water, #H_2O#, can be produced from 150 grams of ammonia, #NH_3#?

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P dilip_k · Ernest Z.

Feb 20, 2016

238 g

Explanation:

#NH_3+3/4O_2 =1/2N_2+3/2H_2O#

As guided by the above equation, we see 1 mole #"NH"_3# produces 1.5 moles of water.

Hence #"150 g NH"_3 =150/17 "mol NH"_3# produces #150/17*1.5# moles #"H"_2"O"# which will have a mass #150/17*1.5 × "molar mass of H"_2"O"#

#=150/17*1.5*18=238#

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