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If 2g of potassium are added to 50g of water, what mass of h2 is produced

If 2g of potassium are added to 50g of water, what mass of h2 is produced
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If 2g of potassium are added to 50g of water, what mass of h2 is produced

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1950 grams

Explanation: The mass of potassium that must react with water to produce 50.0 grams of H2 is 1950 grams

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