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Law of Conservation of Mass: Electrolysis of Water Example

Example of the law of conservation of mass showing the electrolysis of water into hydrogen and oxygen gases, with 18.02 g of water yielding 16.00 g of oxygen and the remaining mass as hydrogen.

Example of the law of conservation of mass showing the electrolysis of water into hydrogen and oxygen gases, with 18.02 g of water yielding 16.00 g of oxygen and the remaining mass as hydrogen.

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2.02 g

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