masonaubrey40 masonaubrey40
  • 13-12-2021
  • Chemistry
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What is the problem with this chemical equation: H2 + O2 → H2O

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baileyperez23 baileyperez23
  • 13-12-2021
h2o only has one oxygen molecule. so +o2 should just be +o
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marsgoat
marsgoat marsgoat
  • 13-12-2021

Answer:

To make H2O, you need two H and one O. in this equation, you are given two Os which is too many. you'll end up with an extra O. H2 + O2 -> H2O + O

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