Answer to Question #95737 in General Chemistry for Mild

General Chemistry

Question #95737

If there are 42 grams of hydrogen in a sample of pure methane, how much grams of carbon are present?

Expert's answer

CH4

12------4

X--------42

X= 42 x 12/4= 126 g of carbon

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