A mixture of 6.00 g hydrogen (H2. molecular weight 2.016 g/mol) and 35.0 g oxygen (O2, molecular weight 31.998 g/mol) is prepared in an explosion-proof container, and allowed to react forming liquid water (H2O, 18.016 g/mol). 2 H2(g) + O2lg) ---> 2 H2O(1) This explosive reaction is known to have a nearly 100% yield, so it proceeds until all limiting reagent is used up. Please select the correct amount at the end of the reaction. 3.79 g H2 and 39.4 g H2O 3.79 g H2 and 53.6 g H2O 1.59 g H2 and 53.6 g H2O 3.79 g H2 and 26.8 g H2O 1.59 g H2 and 26.8 g H2O 1.59 g H2 and 39.4 g H2O
A mixture of 6.00 g hydrogen (H2. molecular weight 2.016 g/mol) and 35.0 g oxygen (O2, molecular weight 31.998 g/mol) is prepared in an explosion-proof container, and allowed to react forming liquid water (H2O, 18.016 g/mol). 2 H2(g) + O2lg) ---> 2 H2O(1) This explosive reaction is known to have a nearly 100% yield, so it proceeds until all limiting reagent is used up. Please select the correct amount at the end of the reaction. 3.79 g H2 and 39.4 g H2O 3.79 g H2 and 53.6 g H2O 1.59 g H2 and 53.6 g H2O 3.79 g H2 and 26.8 g H2O 1.59 g H2 and 26.8 g H2O 1.59 g H2 and 39.4 g H2O
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Transcribed Image Text:A mixture of 6.00 g hydrogen (H2. molecular weight 2.016 g/mol) and 35.0 g
oxygen (O2, molecular weight 31.998 g/mol) is prepared in an explosion-proof
container, and allowed to react forming liquid water (H2O, 18.016 g/mol).
2 H2(g) + O2(g) ---> 2 H2O(1)
This explosive reaction is known to have a nearly 100% yield, so it proceeds
until all limiting reagent is used up. Please select the correct amount at the end
of the reaction.
3.79 g H2 and 39.4 g H2O
3.79 g H2 and 53.6 g H2O
1.59 g H2 and 53.6 g H2O
3.79 g H2 and 26.8 g H2O
1.59 g H2 and 26.8 g H2O
1.59 g H2 and 39.4 g H2O
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