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How much heat is liberated when 40 gram H, gas react with excess O2 gas according to the given reaction? H2(g) + 120260 H2O) AH--241,82 kJ/mol
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How much heat is liberated when 40 gram H, gas react with excess O2 gas

according to the given reaction?
H2(g) + 120260 H2O) AH--241,82 kJ/mol

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