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Explanation:
So the hydrogen sulphide is H2S for the molecular formula. Then the mass of hydrogen sulphide would be 1×2+32= 34g/mol At STP.
A supersaturated solution holds
less solute than it normally can is false. It actually contains more solute
that it normally can. Having less solute than it normally can is an unsaturated
solution. And when it has the exact amount of solute, it is a saturated solution.
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