How many Hydrogen moles needed to get the energy to equal 1 mol of gasoline?

Bogdan Laukhin asked Feb 24, 2023

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Bogdan Laukhin asked Feb 24, 2023

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Answer:

1 grams Hydrogen is equal to 0.992122546977 mole.

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Hydrogen is equal to 0.992122546977 mole.

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