Chemistry, asked by donny11, 11 months ago

calculate the mass of oxygen required for the complete burning of 2g of carbon

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Answered by rj091196

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12g of carbon requires = 32g of oxygen

2g of carbon requires= 32*2/12 g of oxygen

=64/12 = 5.3g of oxygen

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