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2 Na + 2 H2O --> 2 NaOH + H2 How many molecules of H2 could form when 6.59 x 10^20 atoms Na react?

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OpenStudy (matt101):

You can tell from your balanced chemical reaction that for every 2 molecules of Na that react, 1 molecule of H2 is produced. In other words, for however much Na you put in, you only get half as much H2 out. So if you react 6.59 x 10^20 atoms of Na, how many atoms of of H2 come out?

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