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3 years ago

24.50 g of Na react with H20 to make sodium hydroxide and H2 gas. How much sodium

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Alenkasestr [34]3 years ago

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Answer:

hay 4,240 gr

Explanation:

<h2>2Na + 2 H20 - --- 2 NO(OH) -+ H2</h2><h2>n pued o es criibr</h2><h2>eo</h2>

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