calculate the mass of water obtained by completely oxidising 80g of H2O
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We Have Given 80g Of Each Hydrogen And Oxygen . We Need 640g Oxygen For 80g Hydrogen To Make 720g Water , But We Only Have 80g Of Oxygen So In This Reaction Oxygen(O2) Will Act As A Limiting Reagent . Hence , 80g Oxygen(O2) Forms 90g Water(H2O).
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We Have Given 80g Of Each Hydrogen And Oxygen . We Need 640g Oxygen For 80g Hydrogen To Make 720g Water , But We Only Have 80g Of Oxygen So In This Reaction Oxygen(O2) Will Act As A Limiting Reagent . Hence , 80g Oxygen(O2) Forms 90g Water(H2O).
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