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For each of these balanced chemical reactions, we can interpret the chemical equations in terms of particles, moles, and mass.
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We can also make certain that the law of conservation of mass is observed.
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For the first one, we have n2 and h2 reacting to produce ammonia.
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When it's balanced, we see that one molecule of n2 reacts with three molecules of h2, producing two molecules of ammonia.
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Or one mole of nitrogen reacts with three moles of hydrogen to produce two moles.
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Of ammonia or n2 has a mass of 28 grams h2 has a mass of two grams there are three of them so that's six grams ammonia has a mass of 17 grams there are two of them so that's 34 grams so 28 grams of nitrogen reacts with 6 grams of hydrogen to produce 34 grams of ammonia and we've got 34 here going to 34 here for the next one we've got one one molecule of hcl reacting with one formula unit of k -oh, creating one formula unit of kcl and one water molecule, or one mole of hcl reacts with one mole of k -oh to produce one mole kcl and one mole water.
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Or with masses, the mass of hcl is 36 .5 grams, the mass of k -o -h is 56 .1 grams, the mass of kcl is 74 .6 grams and the mass of h2o is 18 .0 grams...