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1. How many moles of O, are needed to burn 58.7g of propane (C2H3) according to the equation: C3H3 + 50, → 3 CO, + 4H2O
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1. How many moles of O, are needed to burn 58.7g of propane (C2H3) according to the

equation: C3H3 + 50, → 3 CO, + 4H2O

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