Given the following equation: 2 k3n > 6 k + n2 how many moles of n2 can be produced by letting 12.00 moles of k3n react

In a chemical equation, the digits written with each compound show the number of molecules of that compound reacting with other compounds. The reaction consumes and produces compounds in the same proportion as shown by the equation. So, as per given equation 2 moles of K3N will produce 1 mole of N2, hence 12 moles of K3N will produce 6 moles of N2.