What volume in (L) of N2 would be produced if 143 g of NaN3 completely reacted at STP?

INFORMATION:
We know that:
- An automobile airbag inflates when NaN3 is converted to Na and N2 gas according to the equation,
2NaN3 → 2 Na + 3 N2.
And we must find the volume in (L) of N2 if 143 g of NaN3 completely reacted at STP
STEP BY STEP EXPLANATION:
To find it, we need to work with the conditions as an ideal gas.
The ideal gas equation is
[tex]PV=nRT[/tex]1. We must find n:
To find n, we must first divide the 143 g of NaN3 by the molar mass
[tex]\frac{143g}{65\frac{g}{mol}}=2.2mol[/tex]So, we have 2.2 mol of NaN3
Now to find n, we must multiply the number of mol of NaN3 by the relation between NaN3 and N2
[tex]2.2mol\text{ }NaN_3\times\frac{3mol\text{ }N_2}{2mol\text{ }NaN_3}=3.3mol\text{ }N_2[/tex]Then, n = 3.3 mol
2. using STP conditions:
- T = 273K
- P = 760 torr
And using R = 62.36 (L*torr)/(K*mol)
Finally, replacing in the ideal gas equation solver for V
[tex]V=\frac{nRT}{P}=\frac{3.3mol\times62.36\frac{L\cdot torr}{K\cdot mol}\times273K}{760torr}=73.92L[/tex]So, 73.92 L of N2 would be produced if 143 g of NaN3 completely reacted at STP.
ANSWER:
73.92 L