1. The processing plant you work for needs to produce 500 g of Li,N(s) from Lis) and N21g)-Your supervisor told you that gas is supplied in excess and asked you to:a) Write the balanced chemical equationLi(s) + N2(g)→ LizN(s)b) and determine the required amount of lithiumc) A gas leak caused the nitrogen supply to drop to 200 g, will you still meet the product quota? Prove.UST FACULTY OF ENGINEERING22Self-assessment Questions (SAQ)MODULE 12. Glucose (C,H1,06) reacts with excess oxygen to produce 150 g water.C6H1206 +02 →CO2 + H20a) Calculate the %yield if 360 g of glucose was usedb) Determine the theoretical number of water atoms in the product if the yield is 100%UST FACULTY OF ENGINEERING23

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1. The processing plant you work for needs to produce 500 g of Li,Ns) from Lig) and N2le)- Your supervisor told you that gas is supplied in excess and asked you to: a) Write the balanced chemical equation Lis) + N2 (9)→ LizN(s) b) and determine the required amount of lithium c) A gas leak caused the nitrogen supply to drop to 200 g, will you still meet the product quota? Prove.

1. The processing plant you work for needs to produce 500 g of Li,Ns) from Lig) and N2le)- Your supervisor told you that gas is supplied in excess and asked you to: a) Write the balanced chemical equation Lis) + N2 (9)→ LizN(s) b) and determine the required amount of lithium c) A gas leak caused the nitrogen supply to drop to 200 g, will you still meet the product quota? Prove.

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

3rd Edition

ISBN:9780534420123

Author:Daniel L. Reger, Scott R. Goode, David W. Ball, Edward Mercer

Publisher:Daniel L. Reger, Scott R. Goode, David W. Ball, Edward Mercer

Chapter3: Equation, The Mole, And Chemical Formulas

Section: Chapter Questions

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