For the reaction nh3 + no → n2 + h2o, identify the reactants, products, and their coefficients once the equation is balanced. (3 points)
group of answer choices

reactants: 2nh3 and 2no; products: 2n2 and 3h2o

products: 2nh3 and 3no; reactants: 2n2 and 3h2o

reactants: 4nh3 and 6no; products: 5n2 and 6h2o

products: 4nh3 and 2no; reactants: 3n2 and 6h2o

option C = Reactant: 4NH₃ + 6NO   →   product:  5N₂  + 6H₂O

Explanation:

Chemical equation:

NH₃ + NO   →  N₂  + H₂O

Balanced chemical equation:

4NH₃ + 6NO   →  5N₂  + 6H₂O

Ammonia is react with nitrogen mono oxide and produced nitrogen and water.

Ammonia and nitrogen monoxide are reactants while water and nitrogen are product.

Four number of moles of ammonia react with six nitrogen monoxide and produced five mole of nitrogen and six mole of water.

i'm not sure

explanation:

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beta decay is the answer