A compound M.xH2O contains 40 mass % of water .if the molar mass of M is 189 g mol ^-1 , the value of x will be how much?
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Sample Problems. The equation x = 5 has only one solution: the number 5. The equation z2 = 4 has two solutions: z = 2 and z = -2. The equation x = x has infinitely many solutions: any value of x will work, since x is always equal to itself.
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"The obtained balanced chemical equation for the reaction of both the chemicals: oxygen and hydrogen are given in the question itself.
So the correct answer will be as follows:
-> 2h2O + O2----> 2ho2
The ratio will be 2:1= 2
The moles of H2 will be = 0.253 moles.
Therefore the number of hydrogen atoms needed may be around 0.253 moles.
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