Answer to Question #244284 in General Chemistry for Haven

General Chemistry

Question #244284

How many moles of oxygen will completely combust one mole of benzene,
C6H6?

Expert's answer

"2C_6H_6 + 15O_2 = 12CO_2 + 6H_2O"

Oxygen moles "=\\frac{15}{2}\u00d71=7.5moles"

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