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29g O2 mixed with 3g H2 to form water so identify the limiting reagent and calculate the maximum amount of water that can be formed and calculate the amount of one of the reactant which remains unreacted.

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29g O2 mixed with 3g H2 to form water so identify the limiting reagent and calculate the maximum amount of water that can be formed and calculate the amount of one of the reactant which remains unreacted.​

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29g O2 mixed with 3g H2 to form water so identify the limiting reagent and calculate the maximum amount of water that can be formed and calculate the amount of one of the reactant which remains unreacted.