If 12 grams of carbon is burnt in the presence of 32 grams of oxygen how much carbon dioxide will be formed
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Very simple question...
First, let me tell you the reaction:
C + O₂ ------> CO₂
Ratio of stoichiometric coefficients = 1:1:1
We know,
Molecular weight of Carbon (C) = 12
Molecular weight of Oxygen (O₂) = 32
Molecular weight of Carbon dioxide (CO₂) = 44
Since ratio of stoichiometric coefficients is 1:1:1,
if you take molecular masses of the reactants,
in a Direct Combination Reaction, the mass of product formed will be equal to the molecular weight of the product.
Hence, 44 grams of carbon dioxide is formed.
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