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Chemistry, 01.04.2020 21:45, mariarodriguezout9cj

Consider the chemical equation for the production of water: 2 H2+O2→2 H2O. If 100 grams of oxygen gas are used, what would the percent yield be if 75 g of H2O was produced? Show your work.

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