(Correction) You mixed 1.250g Na2C2O4 with 0.2500g KMNO4 in excess aqueous acid. What true mass of CO2 will the resulting reaction yield?note of the following information:• No need to convert the masses of Na2C2O4 and KMNO4 into true masses fırst.• The unbalanced chemical equation of the redox reaction is as follows:H2C204 + MnO4 + H* → CO2 + Mn2+ + H2O• The pertinent formula masses are as follows:ReagentFormula Mass (g/mol)Na2C204134.00KMNO4158.03CO244.0095

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(Correction) You mixed 1.250g Na2C2O4 with 0.2500g KMNO4 in excess aqueous acid. What true mass of CO2 will the resulting reaction yield? note of the following information: • No need to convert the masses of Na2C2O4 and KMNO4 into true masses first. • The unbalanced chemical equation of the redox reaction is as follows: H2C2O4 + MnO4 + H* → CO2 + Mn2+ + H2O • The pertinent formula masses are as follows: Reagent Formula Mass (g/mol) Na2C204 134.00 KMNO4 158.03 CO2 44.0095

(Correction) You mixed 1.250g Na2C2O4 with 0.2500g KMNO4 in excess aqueous acid. What true mass of CO2 will the resulting reaction yield? note of the following information: • No need to convert the masses of Na2C2O4 and KMNO4 into true masses first. • The unbalanced chemical equation of the redox reaction is as follows: H2C2O4 + MnO4 + H* → CO2 + Mn2+ + H2O • The pertinent formula masses are as follows: Reagent Formula Mass (g/mol) Na2C204 134.00 KMNO4 158.03 CO2 44.0095

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