What volume (in L) of cobalt can be produced when 55.0 kg of colbalt(III) oxide reacts with 5.00 L of carbon? How many liters of excess reactant is leftover? (dCo(s). 8.90 g cm; dc(s) = 2.26 g cm) Co,O3 (s) + C(s) → Co(s) + CO2() A: 4,4; 2.36

What volume (in L) of cobalt can be produced when 55.0 kg of colbalt(III) oxide reacts with 5.00 L of carbon? How many liters of excess reactant is leftover? (dCo(s). 8.90 g cm; dc(s) = 2.26 g cm) Co,O3 (s) + C(s) → Co(s) + CO2() A: 4,4; 2.36

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