3Methane (CH,) reacts with oxygen (O,) to form carbon dioxide and water.Relative formula masses (M): CH, = 16, O, = 32, CO, = 44, HĻ0 = 183.1 A student carried out this reaction, reacting 8 g of methane with 32 g of oxygen,producing 22 g of carbon dioxide and 18 g of water.Use these masses to work out the balanced equation for thereaction between methane and oxygen. Show your working.Balanced symbol equation:3.2 The student repeated the reaction with 48 g of oxygen.Calculate the number of moles of carbon dioxide that were produced.mol3.3 Another student carried out the reaction using 4 mol of methane.Calculate the number of moles of water produced in this reaction.mol3.4 Calculate the mass of water produced in the reaction using 4 mol of methane.Mass of water =

Relative formula mass (Mr) of a molecule is sum of relative atomic masses of all the atoms in a…

3 Methane (CH) reacts with oxygen (0,) to form carbon dioxide and water. Relative formula masses (M): CH, = 16, O, = 32, CO, = 44, H,O = 18 %3! 3.1 A student carried out this reaction, reacting 8 g of methane with 32 g of oxygen, producing 22 g of carbon dioxide and 18 g of water. Use these masses to work out the balanced equation for the reaction between methane and oxygen. Show your working.

3 Methane (CH) reacts with oxygen (0,) to form carbon dioxide and water. Relative formula masses (M): CH, = 16, O, = 32, CO, = 44, H,O = 18 %3! 3.1 A student carried out this reaction, reacting 8 g of methane with 32 g of oxygen, producing 22 g of carbon dioxide and 18 g of water. Use these masses to work out the balanced equation for the reaction between methane and oxygen. Show your working.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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