An unspecified ratio of nitrogen gas and hydrogen gas are mixed in a container and then react to form ammonia. the initial mole fraction of nitrogen gas and the final mole fraction of nitrogen gas are the same. (nitrogen is not completely consumed in this reaction.) what was the initial mole fraction of hydrogen gas?

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Ashton Walter

3 July, 04:14

An unspecified ratio of nitrogen gas and hydrogen gas are mixed in a container and then react to form ammonia. the initial mole fraction of nitrogen gas and the final mole fraction of nitrogen gas are the same. (nitrogen is not completely consumed in this reaction.) what was the initial mole fraction of hydrogen gas?

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Jamarcus · Answer 1

The initial mole fraction of the hydrogen gas is the same value as the nitrogen gas due to the fact neither material consumes the other. Because of this equal ratios where mixed initially, with the outcome in volume being the same.