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In the combustion reaction between propane and oxygen gas, if 44.0 g of propane is burned in 160.0g of oxygen. How many total grams of products will be formed if the Law of Conservation of Mass is fulfilled?
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In the combustion reaction between propane and oxygen gas, if 44.0 g of propane is burned

in 160.0g of oxygen. How many total grams of products will be formed if the Law of
Conservation of Mass is fulfilled?
A.116.0g B.126.0g C.204.0g D.214.0g

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The answer is C.204.0g
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