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Assuming that there is an adequate supply of phosphorus atoms, how many P2O5 molecules can be made from 20 molecules of O2 ?
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Each molecule of P2O5 contains <b>5</b> atoms of oxygen.
20 molecules of oxygen contains 20*2=<b>40</b> atoms of oxygen.
If there is an ample supply of phosphorus atoms, how many P2O5 molecules can be formed?
20 molecules of oxygen contains 20*2=<b>40</b> atoms of oxygen.
If there is an ample supply of phosphorus atoms, how many P2O5 molecules can be formed?
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