Multiple Choice
How many electrons are required for the reduction of one nitrogen molecule (N2) to two molecules of ammonia (NH3) and molecule of hydrogen (H2) ?
A) 2 electrons.
B) 4 electrons.
C) 6 electrons.
D) 8 electrons.
E) 12 electrons.
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