What is conserved in the reaction shown? N_2(g) + 3F_2(g) -> 2NF_3(g)N2(g)+3F2(g)→2NF3(g)?

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anor277
Sep 17, 2017

"Is not mass conserved?"Is not mass conserved?

Explanation:

Well, let us see. There are 28*g+114*g28⋅g+114⋅g of reactants, and there are 142*g142⋅g of product. And so mass is conserved

"And also charge is conserved."And also charge is conserved. The reactants are electrically neutral, and also the products are electrically neutral.

And thus the reaction follows the rules of "conservation of mass"conservation of mass, and "conservation of charge"conservation of charge which are followed by ALL chemical reactions.

"Garbage in equal garbage out"Garbage in equal garbage out............

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