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Really need help!You have arrived on a planet where S2, not O2, is the gas used as fuel in combustion reactions. When gaseous propane (C3H8) is burned in S2, H2S and carbon disulfide gases are produced.
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Really need help!You have arrived on a planet where S2, not O2, is the gas used as fuel in combustion

reactions. When gaseous propane (C3H8) is burned in S2, H2S and carbon disulfide
gases are produced. If 200.0 grams of propane and 75.0 grams of S2 were reacted,
what is the theoretical yield of carbon disulfide. Include
the balanced equations please

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Theoretical Yield of CS2 = 53.4 g

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