= the mass in kg of CO2 that is produced?

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= the mass in kg of CO2 that is produced?
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The mass in kg of CO₂ that is produced has to be calculated

 

1 mole of any compound has 6.023x1023 numbers of atoms

So, 9.1 × 10²⁵ molecules of CO₂ means

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