A mixture of hydrocarbons contains 38.1% octane, C,H8, 13.1% heptane, C,H16, and 48.8% decane, CH,,. The mixture is18'22combusted in an excess of oxygen. What mass of CO, is generated from the combustion of 19.2 kg of the mixture?mass of CO,:kg

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A mixture of hydrocarbons contains 38.1% octane, C,H13, 13.1% heptane, C,H16, and 48.8% decane, CoH2. The mixture is combusted in an excess of oxygen. What mass of CO, is generated from the combustion of 19.2 kg of the mixture? mass of CO,: kg

A mixture of hydrocarbons contains 38.1% octane, C,H13, 13.1% heptane, C,H16, and 48.8% decane, CoH2. The mixture is combusted in an excess of oxygen. What mass of CO, is generated from the combustion of 19.2 kg of the mixture? mass of CO,: kg

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