Calculate the number of grams of carbon dioxide produced from complete combustion of one liter of octane by placing the conversions in the correct order. Make sure that the units of adjacent conversion factors cancel out. X X 1 LOctaneX 2171 g X Carbon Dioxide 8 mol CO2 114 g Octane 1000 mL Octane 1 mol Octane 1 mol Octane 8 mol CO2 1 mol Octane 1 L Octane 44 g CO2 1 mol Octane 1 mL Octane 0.703 g Octane 114 g Octane 1 mol CO2 0.703 g Octane 1 mL Octane

Calculate the number of grams of carbon dioxide produced from complete combustion of one liter of octane by placing the conversions in the correct order. Make sure that the units of adjacent conversion factors cancel out. X X 1 LOctaneX 2171 g X Carbon Dioxide 8 mol CO2 114 g Octane 1000 mL Octane 1 mol Octane 1 mol Octane 8 mol CO2 1 mol Octane 1 L Octane 44 g CO2 1 mol Octane 1 mL Octane 0.703 g Octane 114 g Octane 1 mol CO2 0.703 g Octane 1 mL Octane

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