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Standard XII
Chemistry
Laws of Mass Conservation
Calculate mas...
Question
Calculate mass of oxygen required to burn
1.6
g of methane to form
C
O
2
and water.
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Solution
mass of Methane = 16 g
mass of 2 molecules of oxygen = 64 g
The equation shows that 16 g of methane requires 64 g of Oxygen
1.6
1.6
g of methane requires
64
×
1.6
/
16
= 6.4 g of oxygen
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