Answer to Question #150178 in General Chemistry for angela

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Question #150178

if 2.71 moles of oxygen gas is consumed , how many moles of co2 are produced

Expert's answer

C + O₂ "\\rightarrow" CO₂

With one mole of consumption of oxygen we get one mole of carbon dioxide.

So for 2.71 mole of oxygen we'll get 2.71 moles of CO₂

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