Hydrogen peroxide decomposes as shown below: If a 5.951 g sample of hydrogen peroxide solution produces 0.00237 moles of oxygen gas, calculate the mass percent of H₂O2 in the solution. (Hint: calculate mass H₂O₂ first) Your Answer: 2H₂O2 → 2H₂O + O₂ (34.0 g/mol) -> Answer units

Hydrogen peroxide decomposes as shown below: If a 5.951 g sample of hydrogen peroxide solution produces 0.00237 moles of oxygen gas, calculate the mass percent of H₂O2 in the solution. (Hint: calculate mass H₂O₂ first) Your Answer: 2H₂O2 → 2H₂O + O₂ (34.0 g/mol) -> Answer units

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Hydrogen peroxide decomposes as shown below:
If a 5.951 g sample of hydrogen peroxide solution produces 0.00237 moles of
oxygen gas, calculate the mass percent of H₂O2 in the solution. (Hint: calculate mass
H₂O₂ first)
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2H₂O2 → 2H₂O + 0₂ (34.0 g/mol)
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