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If you have 8 grams of the blue reactant and 10 grams of the yellow reactant, how much of the green product do you have?
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If you have 8 grams of the blue reactant and 10 grams of the yellow reactant, how much of the green product do you have?

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Answer:

Quantity of green product = 18 grams

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Quantity of blue reactant = 8 grams

Quantity of yellow reactant = 10 grams

Find:

Quantity of green product

Computation:

According to Law of conservation of mass

Quantity of product = Sum of Quantity of reactants

Quantity of green product = Quantity of blue reactant + Quantity of yellow reactant

Quantity of green product = 8 + 10

Quantity of green product = 18 grams

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