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What can be used to help balance chemical equations?

Moles

What is the first step when using moles to balance an equation?

Convert mass of each substance to moles

How many moles of N2N_2 are in 5.6 g? (Mr of N2N_2 = 28)

0.2 moles

How many moles of H2H_2 are in 1.2 g? (Mr of H2H_2 = 2)

0.6 moles

How many moles of NH3NH_3 are in 6.8 g? (Mr of NH3NH_3 = 17)

0.4 moles

What should you divide by to simplify the mole ratio?

The smallest mole amount

What is the simplified ratio for N2N_2 when 0.2 moles is divided by 0.2?

1

What is the simplified ratio for H2H_2 when 0.6 moles is divided by 0.2?

3

What is the simplified ratio for NH3NH_3 when 0.4 moles is divided by 0.2?

2

What is the balanced equation for ammonia synthesis from nitrogen and hydrogen?

N2+3H2→2NH3N_2 + 3H_2 \rightarrow 2NH_3

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