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Nitrogen and hydrogen react to form ammonia. consider the mixture
of n2 (blue spheres) and h2 (gray spheres) in the illustration.
all but one statement regarding the reaction is true

a)nitrogen is in excess.
b)hydrogen is in excess.
c)this is a synthesis reaction.
d)hydrogen is the limiting reactant.


Nitrogen and hydrogen react to form ammonia. consider the mixture of n2 (blue spheres) and h2

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