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If3.91 potassium metal is allowed to react with oxygen, O2, the reaction yields 7.11g of k2o. How much oxygen was reacted?

If3.91 potassium metal is allowed to react with oxygen, O2, the reaction yields 7.11g of k2o. How much oxygen was reacted?
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If3.91 potassium metal is

allowed to react with oxygen,
O2, the reaction yields 7.11g of k2o.
How much oxygen was reacted?

User Peter Penzov
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K20 because 3.91=
O2=
7.11g=
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