With the aid of the following balanced equation and molar masses (MM), determine the answer for the following question.2 CH1818H₂018.0126MM27 0₂-18 CO₂32.0 44,0If 0.141 g of CyHg are reacted with excess Og, what is the theoretical yield (in mL) of CO₂? At the temperature and pressure at which this reaction was conducted thedensity of CO₂ is equal to 1.77 g/LReport the answer to 3 significant figures.

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With the aid of the following balanced equation and molar masses (MM), determine the answer for the following question. 2 CpH₁ 126 18H₂0 18.0 MM 27 0₂-18 CO₂ 44.0 32.0 If 0.141g of CH are reacted with excess O₂, what is the theoretical yield (in mL) of CO₂? At the temperature and pressure at which this reaction was conducted the density of CO₂ is equal to 1.77 g/r Report the answer to 3 significant figures.

With the aid of the following balanced equation and molar masses (MM), determine the answer for the following question. 2 CpH₁ 126 18H₂0 18.0 MM 27 0₂-18 CO₂ 44.0 32.0 If 0.141g of CH are reacted with excess O₂, what is the theoretical yield (in mL) of CO₂? At the temperature and pressure at which this reaction was conducted the density of CO₂ is equal to 1.77 g/r Report the answer to 3 significant figures.

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