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Chemistry, 24.11.2019 05:31, marleas

I’m stuck on a haber process calculation. the process requires large amounts of hydrogen gas and one source is hydrolysis of water. how many l of water would need to be hydrolysed to produce 46.30 grams of hydrogen?

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