In a lab experiment, 24.0 grams of carbon (C) react with 64.0 grams of oxygen to form carbon dioxide (CO2) according to the following equation: C+0₂ - CO2 The mass of CO2 formed by the reaction is A 40.

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In a lab experiment, 24.0 grams of carbon (C) react with 64.0 grams

of oxygen to form carbon dioxide (CO2) according to the following
equation:
C+0₂ - CO2
The mass of CO2 formed by the reaction is
A 40.0g
B 88.0 g
C 0.375 g
D 2.67 g

Chemistry
college

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Answer:

88g

Step-by-step explanation:

mass of reactants equal to mass of products

Serge Bogatyrev answered Apr 6, 2021

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