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The oxygen fuel tank for NASA’s new SLS (Space Launch System) holds about 740,000 L of liquid oxygen. Liquid oxygen has a density of 1141 g/L. The oxygen will react with liquid hydrogen to produce the rocket’s thrust.
Calculate the mass of hydrogen needed to completely react all the oxygen:
2H2+O2→2H2O


Liquid hydrogen has a density of 71 g/L. What is the minimum volume of liquid hydrogen needed to completely react all the liquid oxygen?



Calculate the volume (in liters) of the combined fuel tanks:

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how did this get in the math section._.

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