Chemistry, asked by rohithkrishna057, 4 months ago

How many gram of oxygen is needed for reacting 2 g hydrogen?

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Answered by Anonymous

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1.6 gram

1.6 gramMolecular mass of Hydrogen = 2 units. 2 moles of Hydrogen reacts with 1 mole of Hydrogen to produce 2 moles of Water. Formed product (water) will be 0.1 moles. 1.6 gram of oxygen is required

Answered by chintadapavankumar24

Molecular mass of Hydrogen = 2 units

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How many gram of oxygen is needed for reacting 2 g hydrogen?