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3 years ago

Plz help explain the problem plz!!

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0.250 mol H2 or 0.5 grams H2. Convert your grams to moles (Na 11.2g = 0.5mol | 9g H2O = .5mol) then use your mole ratio (Na / H2 = 2/1 | H2O 2/1) as a proportion to calculate the # of moles produced from each reactant ( 2/1 = .5/x [solve for x]) and then convert your moles (0.25mol H2) to grams using the molar mass of H2 (H[1]x2 = 2) using multiplication. (moles x molar mass) (.250 x 2) to get your answer of 0.5 grams H2

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