g to solve the following stoichiometry problem: "If 5.00 grams of propane burn completely, what carbon dioxide is produced at STP?" e following equation: C,H; + O, - Co, + H,0 van's work below, circle the errors and explain what change(s) you would make. Then solve the the "Show your work" box. I mol CsHy Imol CO, 22.4 L 44.11g CgH Imol CzHg mol CO

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Ivan is trying to solve the following stoichiometry problem: "If 5.00 grams of propane burn completely, what
volume of carbon dioxide is produced at STP?"
3
He uses the following equation: C,H, + O, → CO, + H,O
Looking at Ivan's work below, circle the errors and explain what change(s) you would make. Then solve the
problem in the "Show your work" box.
59 CaHly I mol Csty
I mol CO2
22.니L
44.11g CgH Imol CzHs1 mol CO
18
8A
1
1A
1
H.
1.008
Hydrogen
Atomic number
Symbol
Atomic mass
14
Si
28.086
Sicon
2
Не
4.003
13
ЗА
15
5A
16
6A
17
7A
14
Name
4A
Helum
2A
rch
Transcribed Image Text:Ivan is trying to solve the following stoichiometry problem: "If 5.00 grams of propane burn completely, what volume of carbon dioxide is produced at STP?" 3 He uses the following equation: C,H, + O, → CO, + H,O Looking at Ivan's work below, circle the errors and explain what change(s) you would make. Then solve the problem in the "Show your work" box. 59 CaHly I mol Csty I mol CO2 22.니L 44.11g CgH Imol CzHs1 mol CO 18 8A 1 1A 1 H. 1.008 Hydrogen Atomic number Symbol Atomic mass 14 Si 28.086 Sicon 2 Не 4.003 13 ЗА 15 5A 16 6A 17 7A 14 Name 4A Helum 2A rch
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In stoichiometric problems, first of all we have to balance the given reaction than start for further. In Ivan's calculation, moles of substances taken wrongly because Reaction was not balanced.

The balanced chemical reaction is as follow-

C3H+ 5O2 ---> 3CO2 + 4H2O

Thus , the number of moles of Carbon dioxide wrongly taken -

 

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