Answer to Question #270746 in General Chemistry for CAM

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Question #270746

A sample of CH₄ is burned in an excess of O₂ to give 777 moles of H₂O. How many moles of CH₄ were in the original sample?

Expert's answer

Number of moles of CH4=388.5moles

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