QUESTION 5It was determined that 1.4 x 1024 carbon dioxide molecules are produced when propane is combusted according to the equation belowCalculate the number of moles of propane that was burned.C 3H 8 + 50 2 ----> 3CO 2 + 4H 20note: Make sure you have the right number of sig figs. For decimal answers, make sure you write the zero. Example: 0.99

Given, Molecules of carbon dioxide produced = 1.4×1024

It was determined that 1.4 x 1024 carbon dioxide molecules are produced when propane is combusted according to the equation belo Calculate the number of moles of propane that was burned. C 3H 8 + 50 2 ----> 3CO 2 + 4H 20 note: Make sure you have the right number of sig figs. For decimal answers, make sure you write the zero. Example: 0.99

It was determined that 1.4 x 1024 carbon dioxide molecules are produced when propane is combusted according to the equation belo Calculate the number of moles of propane that was burned. C 3H 8 + 50 2 ----> 3CO 2 + 4H 20 note: Make sure you have the right number of sig figs. For decimal answers, make sure you write the zero. Example: 0.99

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