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Given: Reaction of 3 molecules of CO with 6 molecules of H2 produces some amount of methanol.

Methanol can be used to prevent certain liquids from freezing in cold weather. Methanol is produced when carbon monoxide and hydrogen gas react. Consider the following reaction: 3 molecules of carbon monoxide (CO) react with 6 molecules of hydrogen (H,) to produce some amount of methanol (CH,0). Complete the table below. Chemical element Number of atoms in the reaction H. During this reaction, how many molecules of methanol (CH,O) are produced?

Methanol can be used to prevent certain liquids from freezing in cold weather. Methanol is produced when carbon monoxide and hydrogen gas react. Consider the following reaction: 3 molecules of carbon monoxide (CO) react with 6 molecules of hydrogen (H,) to produce some amount of methanol (CH,0). Complete the table below. Chemical element Number of atoms in the reaction H. During this reaction, how many molecules of methanol (CH,O) are produced?

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