1. A plant used 350.91 g of CO2 and 830.57 g of water to create glucose and release oxygen in the atmosphere. a. Balance the chemical reaction _CO2 + _H2O _CeH12O6 b. How many moles is 350.91 g of CO2? c. How many moles of CsH12O6 can be possibly produced using 350.91 g of CO2? d. How many grams of CeH120s can be possibly produced using 350.91 g of CO2? e. How many moles is 830.57 g of water? f. How many moles of CeH1206 can be possibly produced using 830.57 g of water? g. How many grams of CRH12OR can be possibly produced using 830.57 g of water? h. Which of the two reactants is limiting and which is excess? i. How many grams of excess reagent is left in the reaction?

1. A plant used 350.91 g of CO2 and 830.57 g of water to create glucose and release oxygen in the atmosphere. a. Balance the chemical reaction _CO2 + _H2O _CeH12O6 b. How many moles is 350.91 g of CO2? c. How many moles of CsH12O6 can be possibly produced using 350.91 g of CO2? d. How many grams of CeH120s can be possibly produced using 350.91 g of CO2? e. How many moles is 830.57 g of water? f. How many moles of CeH1206 can be possibly produced using 830.57 g of water? g. How many grams of CRH12OR can be possibly produced using 830.57 g of water? h. Which of the two reactants is limiting and which is excess? i. How many grams of excess reagent is left in the reaction?

Chemistry

10th Edition

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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