The amount of water formed when 2g of Hydrogen gas reacts with 1g of Oxygen gas ?

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Solution

H2+o=H2o
2g hydrogen need 16 g oxygen to produce 18g H2o
So 1g oxygen need (2/16)g hydrogen=1/8 g hydrogen
it produce(1/8+1)g H2o
=9/8g H2o=1.125 g h20

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The amount of water formed when 2g of Hydrogen gas reacts with 1g of Oxygen gas ?

H2+o=H2o 2g hydrogen need 16 g oxygen to produce 18g H2o So 1g oxygen need (2/16)g hydrogen=1/8 g hydrogen it produce(1/8+1)g H2o =9/8g H2o=1.125 g h20

H2+o=H2o
2g hydrogen need 16 g oxygen to produce 18g H2o
So 1g oxygen need (2/16)g hydrogen=1/8 g hydrogen
it produce(1/8+1)g H2o
=9/8g H2o=1.125 g h20