Consider the following unbalanced chemical equation CH4 + F2 - CHF3 + H2 If 30 thousands of methane molecules react according with this equation how many thousands of hydrogen molecules will you make 30 thousands 10 thousands 45 thousands 20 thousands 90 thousands

Consider the following unbalanced chemical equation CH4 + F2 - CHF3 + H2 If 30 thousands of methane molecules react according with this equation how many thousands of hydrogen molecules will you make 30 thousands 10 thousands 45 thousands 20 thousands 90 thousands

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