How many moles of nitrogen atoms are combined with 8.60 mol of oxygen atoms in dinitrogen pentoxide, N2O5hope it was helpful to u
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Given: 8.60 moles of Oxygen
To find: no. of moles of Nitrogen that can be combined with 8.6 moles of Oxygen.
Solution:The chemical formula of dinitrogen pantoxide is
N2O5.
Which means that for every 5 Oxygen atoms we require 2 atoms of Nitrogen.
So for 5 mol of O2 we require 2 mol of N2
therefore, 1 mol pf O2 require 2/5 mol of N2
Hence, 8.6 mol of O2 will require 2/5 × 8.6 mol of N2
which comes up to be 3.44 moles of N2.
So the no. of moles of Nitrogen that can be combined with 8.6 moles of Oxygen is 3.44
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