Chemistry, asked by mitalibobhate05, 5 months ago

hydrogen burns in oxygen to form water. what mass of oxygen is needed to burn 1g of hydrogen, and what mass of H2O is obtained?

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Answered by bhaskarvpillai

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Answer:

8g is needed. 9 gm is obtained

Explanation:

law of constant proportion

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