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sinjan.j

is it true that in any chemical reaction between Hydrogen and oxygen

i g of hydrogen will always combine with 8 g of oxygen..???

can u illustrate with an example??

coolank2

In H₂O,

1 mole of H = 2 moles of O

Thus,

wt of H = wt of O

1 8

Thus, 1 g of H will combine with 8 gm of oxygen ........

vaditya_rjy

ACCORDING TO HYDROGEN DISPLACEMENT METHOD,2MOLES OF HYDROGEN REACTS WITH ONE MOLE OF OXYGEN.SO

2MOLES OF H=2*2=4GRAMSREACTS WITH 32GRAMS OF O

SO 1GRAM OF H REACTS WITH 8 GRAMS OF O.

OTHEWISE LIMITING REAGENT WILL BE THERE.

BY

VIKRAMADITYA(MR.H)

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