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4 years ago

In the following reaction, 24 g of CH4 react with 96 g of Oz to form 66 g of CO2

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Brut [27]4 years ago

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Answer:

54 g

Explanation:

Mass is conserved. Mass of reactants = mass of products.

24 g + 96 g = 66 g + x

x = 54 g

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