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how many moles of oxygen O2 are needed for a complete combusion of two moles of butane C4H10?​

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Answered by kittu4927
1

Answer:

 \frac{13}{2}

mole needed

Explanation:

to complete combustion of an alkane 3n + 1 /2 moles oxygen needed

( n ) is the no of carbon atoms in alkane

butane has 4 so 13/2 needed

Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

\frac{13}{2}

mole needed

Explanation:

To complete combustion of an alkane 3n + 1 /2 moles oxygen needed  ( n ) is the no of carbon atoms in alkane  butane has 4 so 13/2 needed

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