Explain hydrogen and oxygen react vigorously to form water

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Hydrogen and oxygen react vigorously to form water. If 120 hydrogen molecules are reacted with 200 oxygen molecules in a closed container define how many hydrogen, oxygen and water molecules will remain after the reaction is complete?

0 hydrogen + 80 oxygen + 120 water

20 hydrogen + 0 oxygen + 100 water

80 hydrogen + 0 oxygen + 400 water

0 hydrogen + 0 oxygen + 400 water

0 hydrogen + 140 oxygen + 120 water

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