2H2 + O2 → 2H2OWhich of the following questions wouldrequire only one step to solve?[You do not need to solve the question.Check any question that can be solved witha single step.]O If 5 molecules of H2 react, how manymolecules of H2O are produced?O If 5 grams of H2 react, how many grams ofH20 are produced?O If 5 liters of H2 react, how many liters of H20are produced?O If 5 moles of H2 react, how many moles ofH20 are produced?

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Which of the following questions would require only one step to solve? [You do not need to solve the question. Check any question that can be solved with a single step.] O If 5 molecules of H2 react, how molecules of H2O are produced? many If 5 grams of H2 react, how many grams of H20 are produced? O If 5 liters of H2 react, how many liters of H20 are produced?

Which of the following questions would require only one step to solve? [You do not need to solve the question. Check any question that can be solved with a single step.] O If 5 molecules of H2 react, how molecules of H2O are produced? many If 5 grams of H2 react, how many grams of H20 are produced? O If 5 liters of H2 react, how many liters of H20 are produced?

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