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How many grams of methane, CH4, are produced from the complete reaction of 5.15 moles of carbon monoxide, CO? CO+ 3H₂ → H₂O + CH4 [? ] g CH4
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How many grams of methane,

CH4, are produced from the
complete reaction of 5.15 moles
of carbon monoxide, CO?

CO+ 3H₂ → H₂O + CH4

[? ] g CH4

User Alexander Starostin
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Answer:

82.606g

Step-by-step explanation:


5.15mol CO* (1 mol CO)/(1 mol CH4) *(16.04 g CH4)/(1 mol CH4) =82.606g CH4

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