6) Oxygen gas and hydrogen gas combine to make water according to thefollowing chemical reaction. Assume a reaction mixture contains 237.1 g of 02 (g) and53.8 g of H2 (g). Show calculations to support your answers._02(9) + _H2(g) →_H,0(g)a. Write the balanced chemical reaction.b. Find the limiting reagent and calculate the theoretical yield in grams.c. If the actual yield is 201.5 g of H2O, what is the percent yield?

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6) Oxygen gas and hydrogen gas combine to make water according to the following chemical reaction. Assume a reaction mixture contains 237.1 g of 02 (g) and 53.8 g of H2 (g). Show calculations to support your answers. _02(g) + _H2(g) →_H,0(g) a. Write the balanced chemical reaction. b. Find the limiting reagent and calculate the theoretical yield in grams. c. If the actual yield is 201.5 g of H20, what is the percent yield?

6) Oxygen gas and hydrogen gas combine to make water according to the following chemical reaction. Assume a reaction mixture contains 237.1 g of 02 (g) and 53.8 g of H2 (g). Show calculations to support your answers. _02(g) + _H2(g) →_H,0(g) a. Write the balanced chemical reaction. b. Find the limiting reagent and calculate the theoretical yield in grams. c. If the actual yield is 201.5 g of H20, what is the percent yield?

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6) Oxygen gas and hydrogen gas combine to make water according to the
following chemical reaction. Assume a reaction mixture contains 237.1 g of 02 (g) and
53.8 g of H2 (g). Show calculations to support your answers.
_02(9) + _H2(g) →_H,0(g)
a. Write the balanced chemical reaction.
b. Find the limiting reagent and calculate the theoretical yield in grams.
c. If the actual yield is 201.5 g of H2O, what is the percent yield?

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