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C6H6 + O2  →  CO2 + H2O If at the beginning of the reaction you used 9.92 g...

C6H6 + O2  →  CO2 + H2O

If at the beginning of the reaction you used 9.92 g C6H6 and 9.85 g O2, what is the theoretical yield (in grams) of H2O? (you will need to find the limiting reagent and then the theoretical yield of H2O from this reagent)

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