https://assessments.powerschool.com/assessment/session/11EB22A29885CD9District Unit Assessment_SCI GradeQuestion 3 of 22In the chemical reaction shown below, all of the HCI and Zn will react to form H2 and ZnC12.ReactantsProducts2HCIZnH,ZNCI,hydrochloric acid(liquid)zinchydrogen(gas)zinc chloride(solid)(solid)Which of the following statements describes the result of this reaction?O The hydrogen gas will have a mass of zero.O The zinc chloride will have less mass than the zinc.The mass of the products will equal the mass of the reactants.O The mass of the hydrogen atoms will decrease in the products.O Type here to searchDELL近

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Reactants Products 2HCI Zn H, hydrogen (gas) ZnCl, hydrochloric acid (liquid) zine (solid) zinc chloride (solid) Which of the following statements describes the result of this reaction? O The hydrogen gas will have a mass of zero. O The zinc chloride will have less mass than the zinc. The mass of the products will equal the mass of the reactants. O The mass of the hydrogen atoms will decrease in the products.

Reactants Products 2HCI Zn H, hydrogen (gas) ZnCl, hydrochloric acid (liquid) zine (solid) zinc chloride (solid) Which of the following statements describes the result of this reaction? O The hydrogen gas will have a mass of zero. O The zinc chloride will have less mass than the zinc. The mass of the products will equal the mass of the reactants. O The mass of the hydrogen atoms will decrease in the products.

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