a) 2 H2O20) -> Oze) + 2 H2O0 If oxygen acted as an ideal gas, each 1.00 ml of 3.0 % of H2O2 should have generated about 10.0 ml of oxygen measured at 25 °C and 101.3 kPa. How many liters of oxygen should have been generated in your experiment?

a) 2 H2O20) -> Oze) + 2 H2O0 If oxygen acted as an ideal gas, each 1.00 ml of 3.0 % of H2O2 should have generated about 10.0 ml of oxygen measured at 25 °C and 101.3 kPa. How many liters of oxygen should have been generated in your experiment?

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If oxygen acted as an ideal gas, each 1.00 ml of 3.0 % of H2O2 should have generated
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How many liters of oxygen should have been generated in your experiment?

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