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HELP HELP HELP NH3 + NO + N2 + H2O 5. Given 8.25 x 1025molecules of ammonia, determine the number of grams of nitrogen produced.

HELP HELP HELP NH3 + NO + N2 + H2O 5. Given 8.25 x 1025molecules of ammonia, determine the number of grams of nitrogen produced.
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NH3 + NO + N2 + H2O
5. Given 8.25 x 1025molecules of ammonia, determine the number of grams of
nitrogen produced.

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Answer:

4NH3+6NO+5N2+6H20

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