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Please help!!! Hydrogen and oxygen undergo a chemical reaction to form water. How much water will be created if hydrogen has a mass of 3.56 g and the oxygen has a mass of 25.32 g? Actual answers only please
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Please help!!! Hydrogen and oxygen undergo a chemical reaction to form water. How much water will be created if hydrogen has a mass of 3.56 g and the oxygen has a mass of 25.32 g?

Actual answers only please :)

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22.88g

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