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ammonia (nh3) reacts with oxygen (o2) to produce nitrogen monoxide (no) and water (h2o). the balanced equation is 4nh3+> 4no+6h2o.

how many liters of no are produced when 2.0 liters of oxygen reacts with ammonia?

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Assuming that O₂ is the limiting reagent, approximately 1.6 liters of NO will be produced.

Explanation:

Make sure that the equation has been balanced.

The coefficient in front of is ; the coefficient in front of is . The ratio between these two coefficients is equal to .

Assume that is indeed the limiting reagent. In other words, assume that runs out before all is consumed. The ratio between the number of moles of produced and the number of moles of consumed will also be equal to . That is:

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Additionally, both and are gases. Under the same temperature and pressure, one mole of each gas would occupy about the same volume. As a result,

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The volume of is already known. Hence, the volume of produced will be equal to:

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