Hydrogen can be produced via electrolysis - passing a sufficiently strong electric current through water - splitting water to produce hydrogen gas and oxygen gas. If 100. grams of water were completely converted into hydrogen gas and oxygen gas this way, how many grams of hydrogen gas would be made?

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Hydrogen can be produced via electrolysis - passing a sufficiently strong electric current through water - splitting water to produce hydrogen gas and oxygen gas.

If 100. grams of water were completely converted into hydrogen gas and oxygen gas this way, how many grams of hydrogen gas would be made? 

(Yes, you need to write out and balance the equation!)

 
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