Question 5Based on the following chemical equation:2C,H2 + 502-> 4CO, + 2H,0How many grams of CO, are produced when 76.80 g of C,H2 react? (3-5 sig figs; report to twodecimal places)CH2> mol C2H2*-> mol CO, > g CO2М.g/molSpecies26.0432.00CO44.0118.02

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Question 5 Based on the following chemical equation: 2C,H2 + 502 -> 4CO, + 2H,0 How many grams of CO, are produced when 76.80 g of C,H2 react? (3-5 sig figs; report to two decimal places) CH2 > mol C2H2 *-> mol CO, > g CO2 М. g/mol Species 26.04 32.00 CO 44.01 18.02