How many moles of hydrogen gas are produced when #"20 g"# of sodium metal react with #"10 g"# of water?
Write the balanced chemical equation describing this reaction first.
Thus, for every mole of sodium to participate in the reaction, you need
You can observe that you have
This indicates that water will function as a limiting reagent, meaning that before all of the sodium moles have an opportunity to participate in the reaction, it will be fully consumed.
Lastly, use the hydrogen gas molar mass to convert this to grams.
The number of significant figures (sig figs) you have for your values must be rounded to one in the answer.
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2 moles of hydrogen gas are produced.
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