What mass of nan3 must be used

Reference no: EM13118731

Car air bags operate by the explosive reaction of NaN3:
2NaN ( ) 2Na( ) 3N ( ) 3 2 s s + g
What mass of NaN3 must be used to fill a 70.0 L air bag at 20.0C and 1.00 atm
pressure?

Reference no: EM13118731

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