How many grams of water are produced, given that 6.8 moles of oxygen gas are produced as well?

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Matt Wolin asked May 10, 2023

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How many grams of water are produced, given that 6.8 moles of oxygen gas are produced as well?

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So 8 g of oxygen will react with 1 g of hydrogen to produce 9 g of water. 8–1 = 7 g of hydrogen ... Number of moles = given mass/ molecular or atomic mass.

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