Consider the following reaction:4 A(g) + 3 B(s)2 C(s)It takes 2.00 L pure gas sample A at T=298 K and P-0.95atm to react completely with a certain sample of B(s).What is the mass of C produced? (Hint: molar mass of C:80 g/mol). [R =0.0821 atm L/mol K] (show your work)

Write the reaction as follows: 4Ag + 3Bs → 2Cs Four moles of A react with three moles of B and…

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