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Why is it helpful to know how much carbon monoxide (CO) was produced, even though silicon is the product being collected for industrial use?
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Why is it helpful to know how much carbon monoxide (CO) was produced, even though silicon is the product being collected for industrial use?

User Ismael Moral
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My guess would be that the CO can serve as a way to confirm the yield of the reaction and so give you an idea of how much SiO2 you should expect to collect. I hope my answer has come to your help. God bless and have a nice day ahead!
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