What is the theoretical yield of #Li_3N# in grams when 12.5 g of Li ls heated with 34.1 g of #N_2#?
The theoretical yield of
Equilibrium Formula
The greatest amount of product that can be produced will be determined by identifying the limiting reactant, or reagent, before we can calculate the theoretical yield.
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The theoretical yield of Li3N in grams can be calculated using stoichiometry. First, determine the limiting reactant by converting the masses of Li and N2 to moles. Then, use the balanced chemical equation for the reaction between Li and N2 to find the stoichiometric ratio between Li and Li3N. Finally, use this ratio to calculate the theoretical yield of Li3N in grams.
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