Use the balanced reaction below to calculate the mass of KOH required to react completely with 2.70 grams of H,SO, to produce K,SO, and water? (molar mass of H2SO= 98.09 g/mol; molar mass of KOH= 56.11 g/mol) 2KOH + H,SO4 2H,0 + K,SO, 1.54 g 4.73 g O. 3.09 g 2.36 g

Use the balanced reaction below to calculate the mass of KOH required to react completely with 2.70 grams of H,SO, to produce K,SO, and water? (molar mass of H2SO= 98.09 g/mol; molar mass of KOH= 56.11 g/mol) 2KOH + H,SO4 2H,0 + K,SO, 1.54 g 4.73 g O. 3.09 g 2.36 g

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Use the balanced reaction below to calculate the mass of KOH required to react completely
with 2.70 grams of H,SO, to produce K,SO, and water?
(molar mass of H,SO,= 98.09 g/mol; molar mass of KOH= 56.11 g/mol)
2KOH + H,SO4
2H,0 + K,SO,
1.54 g
4.73 g
3.09 g
2.36 g
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