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Chemistry, 24.10.2021 03:30 FlyingUnicorn123

Hydrogen gas and oxygen gas are reacted together as shown below to produce water. Calculate the maximum theoretical yield of water if 40g of hydrogen is used and then use your answer to work out the percentage yield if the reaction actually produces 234g of water. You may need some of the data below.

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