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H2O2 (yield) H2O + O2 If 650 grams of hydrogen peroxide is allowed to decompose, how much water and oxygen will be created? If 255 grams of oxygen are collected, what is the percent yield?
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H2O2 (yield) H2O + O2

If 650 grams of hydrogen peroxide is allowed to decompose, how much water and
oxygen will be created? If 255 grams of oxygen are collected, what is the percent
yield?

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The decomposition reaction is:
2 H2O2 = 2 H2O + O2
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