Answer to Question #243511 in Organic Chemistry for Moi

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Question #243511

how many grams of hydrogen is needed to produce 10 grams of hydrogen peroxide

Expert's answer

Moles of hydrogen peroxide"=\\frac{10}\n{34.0147 }=0.29moles"

Mass of hydrogen "=0.29\u00d72=0.58 grams"

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