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I can't figure this dang thing out:

Assume the reaction of 51.47 g of Ge in the following reaction to determine the other quantities.

3Ge + 2N2 -> 1Ge3N4
moles of Ge reacting =
moles of N2 required =
moles of Ge3N4 formed =
mass of Ge3N4 formed =

I have ge and n2 as .71 and .47, which are correct, but I can't seem to figure out that last two. Please help!!!

2007-10-08 14:35:32 · 1 answers · asked by Anonymous in Science & Mathematics Chemistry

1 answers

Let us take your correct results. So:
3Ge + 2N2 -> 1Ge3N4
moles of Ge reacting = .71
moles of N2 required = .47 (=0.71*2/3)
Now assume that the reaction is 100% complete, so 3 Mol of Ge would generate 1 Mol of Ge3N4:
moles of Ge3N4 formed = 0.71/3 = 0.24
mass of Ge3N4 formed = 0.24*(formula mass of Ge3N4)

2007-10-08 16:39:52 · answer #1 · answered by Hahaha 7 · 0 0

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