If you were told that 2 reactants, e.g. Hydrogen and oxygen, had a molar ratio of 2:1, and hydrogen had a volume of 12dm3, how would you determine the volume of oxygen?
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If you were told that 2 reactants, e.g. Hydrogen and oxygen, had a molar ratio of 2:1, and hydrogen had a volume of 12dm3, how would you determine the volume of oxygen?
first u have to calculate the moles of hydrogen present from the given volume, them divide it by 2 cz the molar ratio is 2:1, so now u have the amount of oxygen in moles. then determine the volume of oxygen present from the moles of oxygen
first u have to calculate the moles of hydrogen present from the given volume, them divide it by 2 cz the molar ratio is 2:1, so now u have the amount of oxygen in moles. then determine the volume of oxygen present from the moles of oxygen
Why convert volume to moles to convert back to volume?