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According to the equation 2H + O --> H20, How many moles of Oxygen would be required to react completely with 15 moles of Hydrogen?
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According to the equation 2H + O --> H20, How many moles of Oxygen would be required to react completely with 15 moles of Hydrogen?
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Step-by-step explanation:
2moles-------1
15moles------x
X=7.5
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