QUESTION 6 Nitroglycerin, C 3H 5N 30 9, is a shock sensitive liquid (density = 1.450 g/mL) that detonates by the reaction 4 C 3H 5N 30 9(1) → 10H 20(g) +O 2(g) + 6N 2(g) + 12CO 2(g) How many grams of CO 2 will be produced during the detonation of 2.230 L of nitroglycerin? Key Concept: Stoichiometry-reactions occur in such a way that they combine in well defined proportions as defined by the balanced reaction. In a reaction such as aA bB, the moles of B can be determined from the normal stoichiometric relationship (see below). If one needs to determine the mass of B or A, use the relationship between mass, moles and formula mass. nB= na*b a

QUESTION 6 Nitroglycerin, C 3H 5N 30 9, is a shock sensitive liquid (density = 1.450 g/mL) that detonates by the reaction 4 C 3H 5N 30 9(1) → 10H 20(g) +O 2(g) + 6N 2(g) + 12CO 2(g) How many grams of CO 2 will be produced during the detonation of 2.230 L of nitroglycerin? Key Concept: Stoichiometry-reactions occur in such a way that they combine in well defined proportions as defined by the balanced reaction. In a reaction such as aA bB, the moles of B can be determined from the normal stoichiometric relationship (see below). If one needs to determine the mass of B or A, use the relationship between mass, moles and formula mass. nB= na*b a

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