Why is only one molecule of n2 needed to produce 2 molecules of nh3?
a.
because nitroge...
Why is only one molecule of n2 needed to produce 2 molecules of nh3?
a.
because nitrogen is generated
c.
because nh3 does not always contain nitrogen
b.
because there are no nitrogen molecules in the atmosphere
d.
because each nitrogen molecule contains two nitrogen atoms
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