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Calculate the number of molecules of hydrogen that are required to completely react with 75.9L of oxygen at STP. The product of this reaction is water. Show all work including balanced equation.
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Calculate the number of molecules of hydrogen that are required to completely react with 75.9L of oxygen at STP. The product of this reaction is water. Show all work including balanced equation.
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= 40,68·10²³ molecules
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2H₂ + O₂ = 2H₂O
n(O₂)=V/Vm, V-volume, Vm=22,4 dm³/mol at standard condition.
n(O₂)=75,9 dm³/22,4dm³/mol=3,39 mol
n(O₂):n(H₂)=1:2, n(H₂)=6,78 mol
N=n·Na(Avogadro number), N(H₂)=6,78 mol·6·²³ 1/mol = 40,68·10²³ molecules
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