When 2g of hydrogen reacts with 10 g of oxygen 12g of water is formed (true or false).
Answers
Answered by
1
2H₂ + O₂ → 2H₂O
From the above its clear,
4 g of Hydrogen combines with 32 g of Oxygen to form 36 g of water.
Hence the answer to the question is FALSE.
From the above its clear,
4 g of Hydrogen combines with 32 g of Oxygen to form 36 g of water.
Hence the answer to the question is FALSE.
But if we see by law of conservation of mass then the answer will be true or false
It will be true as the mass is conserved here.
Mass before reaction = 32 + 4
Mass after reaction = 36
they are equal
Thank You very much
No Problem :)
Similar questions
From the above its clear,
4 g of Hydrogen combines with 32 g of Oxygen to form 36 g of water.
Hence the answer to the question is FALSE.