4HNO, +C Co: + 2H: 0+ 4NO: Calculate the amount of CO2 (g) formed when 12.6 g of HNO3 is used in the presence of sufficient carbon according to the above reaction equation. (C:12 g/mol, H:1 g/mol, N:14 g/mol, O:16 g/mol)

4HNO, +C Co: + 2H: 0+ 4NO: Calculate the amount of CO2 (g) formed when 12.6 g of HNO3 is used in the presence of sufficient carbon according to the above reaction equation. (C:12 g/mol, H:1 g/mol, N:14 g/mol, O:16 g/mol)

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Calculate the amount of CO2 (g) formed when 12.6 g of HNO3 is used in the presence of sufficient carbon according to the above reaction equation. (C:12 g/mol, H:1 g/mol, N:14
g/mol, O:16 g/mol)
CO2 + 2H2 O + 4NO2
4HNO, + C
4 -
О а) 7.6
В) 3.6
O NS) 6.4
OD) 2.2
O TO) 10

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