Blackboard Learn X← → CM GmailVO<app.101edu.coAktiv ChemistrySTARTING AMOUNTYouTube Maps: Welcome to MyTCCXSXXEb Search results for 'Det X403- Forbidden: Ac...ADD FACTORg CO₂Determine the mass in grams of CO: that are produced by the complete reaction of10.49 grams of CaHua (cyclohexane) according to the following combustion reaction:* ( )32.91RF0.1246CeHz(1) 9 O:(g) 6 CO(g) + 6H₂O(g)+444.01mol CO₂Your Sets | Quizlet X b Answered: What is the Xg 0₂T5.486Question 45 of 5084.1618.02g H₂O10.49ANSWERY32.00mol OASUS6U1mol H₂O9RESET2G What is the mass per XQ 146.022 x 10g CaHuzMmol CH+☆W

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g CO₂
Determine the mass in grams of CO: that are produced by the complete reaction of
10.49 grams of CaHua (cyclohexane) according to the following combustion reaction:
* ( )
32.91
R
F
0.1246
CeHz(1) 9 O:(g) 6 CO(g) + 6H₂O(g)
+
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44.01
mol CO₂
Your Sets | Quizlet X b Answered: What is the X
g 0₂
T
5.486
Question 45 of 50
84.16
18.02
g H₂O
10.49
ANSWER
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32.00
mol O
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mol H₂O
9
RESET
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G What is the mass per X
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6.022 x 10
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In the given question we have to calculate the gram of CO₂ produces by the complete reaction of cyclohexane,

First of all, we have to calculate the moles of cyclohexane to react with oxygen then using mole-Ratio to find out the moles of CO₂ then multiplying the moles of CO₂ with molar mass of CO₂ to get the mass of carbon dioxide.

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