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Water is made up of 89% oxygen and 11% hydrogen (by mass). If 44 g of oxygen and 20. g of hydrogen are reacted to completion, what is the final result?
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Water is made up of 89% oxygen and 11% hydrogen (by mass). If 44 g of oxygen and 20. g of hydrogen are reacted to completion, what is the final result?

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the final result is:oxygen-244g and hydrogen-111g

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