A student heated calcium carbonate (CaCO3) producing calcium oxide (Cao) and carbon dioxide (CO2). Thechemical equation, including known masses, is shown below.CaCO3Cao + CO224.80 g13.90 g?Using the Law of Conservation of Mass, what was the mass of the CO2 produced in the chemical reaction?O A. 1.78 gВ. 10.90 gос. 24.80 gO D. 38.70 g

The Law of Conservation of Mass is that mass is neither created nor destroyed in chemical reactions.…

A student heated calcium carbonate (CaCO3) producing calcium oxide (CaO) and carbon dioxide (CO2). The chemical equation, including known masses, is shown below. Сао + CОz CaCO3 24.80 g 13.90 g ? Using the Law of Conservation of Mass, what was the mass of the CO2 produced in the chemical reaction? O A. 1.78 g о в. 10.90 g O C. 24.80 g D. 38.70 g

A student heated calcium carbonate (CaCO3) producing calcium oxide (CaO) and carbon dioxide (CO2). The chemical equation, including known masses, is shown below. Сао + CОz CaCO3 24.80 g 13.90 g ? Using the Law of Conservation of Mass, what was the mass of the CO2 produced in the chemical reaction? O A. 1.78 g о в. 10.90 g O C. 24.80 g D. 38.70 g

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