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DETERMINE THE MOL OF WATER NEEDED TO REACT WITH1.5 MOL OF NITROGEN DIOXIDE. 3NO2+ H20→ 2HNO3 + NO 0.25mol h2o
0.5 mol h2o
0.75 mol h2o
1.0mol h2o

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DETERMINE THE MOL OF WATER NEEDED TO REACT WITH1.5 MOL OF NITROGEN DIOXIDE. 3NO2+ H20→ 2HNO3 + NO...