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25 i got the #1, just not #2 and #3. an industrial chemical company has opened a new plant that will produce ammonia (nh3). hydrogen and nitrogen gases are reacted to produce the ammonia. for the first batch of ammonia production, 475 g of nitrogen is reacted with excess hydrogen, and 397 g of ammonia are produced. • write the balanced equation for the formation of ammonia from hydrogen and nitrogen. 3hx_{2} + nx_{2} --\ \textgreater \ 2nhx_{3}2nh3 • calculate the theoretical yield of ammonia. work must be shown to earn credit. • calculate the percent yield for the ammonia production. work must be shown to earn credit.

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