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Water can be separated into its elements according to the following equation by electrolysis. If 61.3 g of water is decomposed by this method, how much oxygen gas is produced? 2H20(1) -- 2H2(g) + O2(9)
9819
109 9
27.2 g
54.4 g
218 g

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