Methanol is produced when carbon monoxide and
hydrogen gas react as follow:
1 molecule of carb...
Chemistry, 24.11.2020 08:40 gracie0818
Methanol is produced when carbon monoxide and
hydrogen gas react as follow:
1 molecule of carbon monoxide (CO) reacts with 2
molecules of hydrogen (H2) to produce some
amount of methanol (CH4O).
Considering the above reaction and based on the
Law of conservation of mass, how many atoms of
Hydrogen (H) are there in the products?
Answers: 2
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