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When 3.00 moles of hydrogen molecules and 1.50 moles of oxygen molecules react, they form 3.00 moles of water according to the reaction below. How many grams of oxygen were required? 21.3 g 48.0 g 0.0208
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When 3.00 moles of hydrogen molecules and 1.50 moles of oxygen molecules react, they form 3.00 moles of water according to the reaction below.

How many grams of oxygen were required?

21.3 g
48.0 g
0.0208 g
0.0469 g

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The answer is 48.0g. (:
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Hello there.

When 3.00 moles of hydrogen molecules and 1.50 moles of oxygen molecules react, they form 3.00 moles of water according to the reaction below.



How many grams of oxygen were required?

Answer: 48.0 g
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