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The mole ratio between the number of molecules in 2gof Hydrogen (H2) and 32g of Oxygen O2is __________


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  • Moles is calculated from the ratio of the mass of the compound and the molar weight of the compound.
  • We will calculate the moles of Hydrogen (H2)

molesofHydrogen(H2)=massmolarmassmolesofHydrogen(H2)=2g2gmolmolesofHydrogen(H2)=1mol

  • We will calculate the moles of Oxygen O2

molesofOxygen(O2)=massmolarmassmolesofOxygen(O2)=32g32gmolmolesofOxygen(O2)=1mol

  • The mole ratio will be 1mol:1mol=1:1

So, the mole ratio between the number of molecules in 2gof Hydrogen (H2) and 32g of OxygenO2is 1:1


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