In a chemical reaction, the reactants (beginning elements or compounds) but have the same number and type of atoms as the produc
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C + O2 -> CO2
Oxygen is the excess reactant (doesn’t get used up in reaction, therefore mass of o2 is irrelevant) so use carbon (the limiting reactant) to calculate the mass of CO2
u should get 48.4g
Oxygen is the excess reactant (doesn’t get used up in reaction, therefore mass of o2 is irrelevant) so use carbon (the limiting reactant) to calculate the mass of CO2
u should get 48.4g