Apiece of sodium metal undergoes complete reaction
withwater.
a. write the complete bala...
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Apiece of sodium metal undergoes complete reaction
withwater.
a. write the complete balanced equation governing
thisreaction.
b. the hydrogen gas generated is collected over water
at25.0*c. the volume of the gas is 246 ml measured at 101.3kpa.
calculate the number of grams of sodium used in thereaction.
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