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2H2 + 102 + + 2H2O
if you change the 2H2 to 3H2 molecules and balance the equation, which...
Physics, 22.09.2021 21:10 vicilicious74
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2H2 + 102 + + 2H2O
if you change the 2H2 to 3H2 molecules and balance the equation, which statement is correct?
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O The result of the equation will be the same.
It is not possible to produce water without leftover molecules.
O Each oxygen molecule will combine with 2 hydrogen molecules with no leftover molecules.
The equation will produce three molecules of water.
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