Automobile airbags produce nitrogen gas based on the reaction:
2nan3(s) -> 2na (l) + 3n2 (g)
a. if 2.25 g of nan3 react to fill an air bag, how much p-v work will the n2 do against the external pressure of the 1.00 atm given that the density of nitrogen is 1.165 g/l at 20 degrees c?
b. if the process releases 2.34 kj of heat, what is the δe for the system?

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