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Given the balanced equation 2C4H10+ 1302→ 8C02+ 10H2O, how many moles of CO2 are produced when 14.9 g of O2 are used? a. 0.29 mol b. 3.49 mol c. 12.61 mol d. 119.2 mol
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Given the balanced equation 2C4H10+ 1302→ 8C02+ 10H2O, how many moles of CO2 are produced when 14.9 g of O2 are used?

a. 0.29 mol
b. 3.49 mol
c. 12.61 mol
d. 119.2 mol

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I think the answer is C.
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