If 4.02g of hydrogen and 32.00 of oxygen react completely to form water, what will be the mass of the water produced? Which scientific law dictates this?

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If 4.02g of hydrogen and 32.00 of oxygen react completely to form water, what will be the mass of the water produced? Which scientific law dictates this?

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Answer:

40.04g

Step-by-step explanation:

the water has one molecule of hydrogen and two molecules of oxygen(H20)

(4.02)(2)(32)

Shakir Khan answered Jan 26, 2023

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