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If 40 gms of Carbon dioxide is obtained by burning 15 gms of Carbon in Oxygen, how much of Oxygen would be necessary?

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Answered by sahbajnumani
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18 gram of carbon was completely burnt in oxygen. How much carbon dioxide will be formed in the process?

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Okay this is a combustion reaction and as per eqn below----

C+0²—→ co2

That means 1mole carbon needs 1mole oxygen gas(o2) to give 1mole carbon dioxide, okay the above statement can also be said like---- 12 g C needs 16×2 gm (32g) of oxygen to give 44gm of co2

1 gm C= 1/12 x 44= 3.67gm CO2

So 18gm C=18×3.67 =66.00gm

So the amount of carbon dioxide form would be 66.00gm

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