balanced chemical equation,
2 N2H4 + N2O4 = 3 N2 + 4 H2O
1.) From the balanced equation,
2*32 g of N2H4 required 92 g of N2O4.
so, 100g N2H4 required N2O4 = (92/64)*100 = 143.75 gram
2.) From the balanced equation,
2*32 g of N2H4 produces 3*28 g N2.
so, 100g N2H4 will produce N2 = (84/64)*100 = 131.25 gram N2
2*32 g of N2H4 produces 4*18 g H2O.
so, 100 g N2H4 will produce H2O = (72/64)*100 = 112.5 gram H2O
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