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The following reaction is performed at STP. If 0.64 liters of NH3 is produced, how many liters of nitrogen gas should go into th

e reaction?
N2 + 3H2 --> 2NH3

0.65 liters N2

0.32 liters N2

1.28 liters N2

2.74 liters N2

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0.65

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