Question #182310

How many grams of CO2 are produced when 100 g C4H10 undergoes combustion with 200 g O2?

Use the following molar masses: C4H10=58g/mol, O2=32 g/mol and CO2=44g/mol.


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2021-04-19T05:09:26-0400

2(C4H10) + 13O2 → 8CO2 + 10H2O


Moles of C4H10=10058=1.72molesC_4H_{10 }= \frac{100}{58}=1.72moles


Moles of O2=20032=6.25molesO_2= \frac{200}{32}=6.25moles


Moles of CO2=1.72×82=6.88molesCO_2= \frac{1.72×8}{2}=6.88moles


Mass of CO2=6.88×44=302.72gCO_2= 6.88×44=302.72g


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