3131g) 3. In the same reaction from #2 how many atoms of aluminum are reacting with 49.5grams of oxygen? 4. In the following reaction Na +H2O → _NaOH +_H2 How many liters of hydrogen are produced from 65.2grams of water? 5. In reaction # 4 how many grams of sodium hydroxide are produced from 24.7Zmoles of sodium? s In the reaction of #4 how grams of sodium hydroxide are produced with the 6.70 Liters of hydrogen?

3131g) 3. In the same reaction from #2 how many atoms of aluminum are reacting with 49.5grams of oxygen? 4. In the following reaction Na +H2O → _NaOH +_H2 How many liters of hydrogen are produced from 65.2grams of water? 5. In reaction # 4 how many grams of sodium hydroxide are produced from 24.7Zmoles of sodium? s In the reaction of #4 how grams of sodium hydroxide are produced with the 6.70 Liters of hydrogen?

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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