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What errors did the chemistry teacher make in planning to this demonstration and how could checking her work have made a difference?
*THERE ARE A TOTAL OF 4 ERRORS* NEED HELP ASAP BEFORE 11:59 PM
With the hope of sharing an explosive combustion reaction demonstration in class
for her students, a chemistry teacher decides to synthesize water. This process
occurs when oxygen gas (O₂) in the air is combined with hydrogen gas, H₂, in the
presence of a spark or small flame. Like the reactants, the water (H₂O) product is
also a gas.
She knew she didn't want the demonstration to create too much water product,
only 180.0 grams.
Since the oxygen reactant is abundantly present in the air, she needed only to
determine how much hydrogen gas to prepare before class.
She used the following chemical equation to make her predictions:
O2(g) + H2(g) → H₂O(g)
