There are 164 g H3PO3 formed during a reaction. How many moles of H₂O are required? (H3PO3: 82 g/mol)

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LenaYan asked Jun 11, 2023

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There are 164 g H3PO3 formed during a

reaction. How many moles of H₂O are
required? (H3PO3: 82 g/mol)

Chemistry
high-school

LenaYan asked Jun 11, 2023

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13448

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i think im wrong but

164(82)=13448

Guntis Treulands answered Jun 13, 2023

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it's 82g/mol) for this question

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