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Which of these equations correctly shows nitrogen gas (N2) combined with hydrogen gas (H2) to make ammonia (NH3)? N2+ 3H2→ 2NH3 N2+ H2→ 3NH N + H → NH 2NH + NH → 2N3H3
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hint, number of H and N must be the same on both sides, with the caveat that both H and N are diatomic... meaning their natural state is H2 and N2. Also, the reactants (H2 and N2) should be on the left and the product (NH3) should be on the right.
So B?
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no, look at the product. what is it?
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